Enjoy - breathtaking, inspiring, and sublime, complements of Mother Nature, and the indomitable human spirit.
Happy New Year - one beautiful moment at a time.
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
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Magnificent. I love it, thank you.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it Mom! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteGreat video. Thanks and happy new year.
ReplyDeleteHappy to share it, Jason! Happy New Year to you!
ReplyDeleteOh, how beautiful! Thank you, Linda and Happy New Year!!!
ReplyDeleteI thought so too, Tatyana. My pleasure! Happy New Year!
DeleteWe live at a spectacular place, lets keep it safe.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year
Alex
I couldn't agree with you more, Alex! Happy New Year!
DeleteA belated Happy New Year to you, too, Linda!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rose! Happy New Year!
DeleteThat was a cool video. Definitely worth watching. A belated Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteGlad it was worthwhile MBT! I thought it was pretty cool too.
DeleteHappy New Year to you!
Happy New Year! Congratulations on your baby!?
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving a comment on my blog! It is a pleasure to find like-minded people.
So you're making rejuvelac? Do you make sauerkraut by using kefir grains?
I love your pictures of flowers. I love taking pictures of flowers and nature too. Do you have special lighting in your basement for the plants?
Here some of my pictures https://picasaweb.google.com/110244494582329447840/WalkingOnMusicNotesRedBookPictures#5583005076451522738
Thank you Eugeniya. Actually, grandbabies - identical twin girls, almost a year old now. The baby on the sidebar is their big sister, who's almost 3 now.
DeleteI don't make rejuvelac, but I do make sauerkraut. I make a brine with the vegetable juices and sea salt, and the sauerkraut makes itself! And I make kefir with grains.
Glad you enjoyed the photos. I do have a big high-pressure sodium light in the basement for overwintering tender plants, starting new plants from cuttings, and starting seeds for spring planting.
Thank you for visiting!
I love to come back to your blog - the flowers are so beautiful and live!
DeleteI wish I could touch and smell them. You know, my favorite book is The secret life of plants. It's interesting that since I was a little girl, I always hugged and felt for trees. I love walking on living spring soil, feeling its softness, seeing the new flowers and buds, hearing the birds...
Did I get carried away?
Even though I like to use therapeutic grade essential oils to heal, I feel sorry for the plants which were used for extraction. I wish I could live on water only.
I hope everything is good with you and your family.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I know I like it when I hear myself aloud while watching. :-)
ReplyDeleteLOL Victoria! You're welcome. Glad you liked it.
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