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Where’s this taken? Not a sudden warming trend in MA, I suspect.
No, definitely an indoor garden (at Smith). My go-to place this time of year when I need the fresh air of growing things. 🙂
Too good , perfect .
Thank you, Paresh.
Beautiful 🙂
Thank you, Karen! ❤
Buddha thawed things out for this Buddhaful foto!
🙂 Thank you, Cindy. (And your comment came through no problem. 🙂 )
Reblogged this on The Militant Negro™.
Thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome and my pleasure Ms. Eliza. ☺️🌹🤗🙏
…….a lush environment for a Buddah…..
He seems quite content there, don’t you think? 🙂
Content & comfy & gathering moss!
🙂
I may have to steal this photo for my desktop!
Feel free! 🙂
Buddahful is perfect,guess we are not in your garden today?
Thank you, I wish this was my garden. It is in our local greenhouse, where I have to go to get my green fix these days. 🙂
The feathery palm-like leaves are so pretty!
Thank you, Alice. It is a nice, meditative spot to just sit and be. 🙂
Huge sigh. Beautiful! And yes Spring is right around the corner. A few days ago I saw a flock of Starlings who normally are the first birds back after winter. Never have I seen them this early! Only a few short years ago they would migrate back here the first weeks in March. The last couple of years it has been in February. This is the first time ever I have seen them in January. Mark my words, in a few weeks warm weather is here. Oh for the joy! 💕🌸💕
Thank you, Amy. Our dairy farms have year round flocks of starlings. They eat the spilled grain and roost in the barns. Clever survivors.
I am not surprised yet I am impressed!
i needed this today!!
Ah, glad to help you center, my friend. 🙂
So lovely and tranquil!
Thank you, Laurie. Have a relaxing Sunday!
Going to a forum that will be addressing fake news. Not relaxing but should be interesting.
Your photo is soothingly beautiful.
The little buddha is becoming one with his surroundings:-)
Haha, yes, he is!
Lovely, but I quickly concluded that the Buddha didn’t reside in your backyard. I’m glad you found a peaceful place to warm up!
Thank you, Kris. College conservatories around here are a lifeline in winter for me!
This is stunning. How peaceful.
Thank you!
Now this is a photo to warm me up on a gloomy winter day – thank you!
Thank you, Sarah, glad you liked it. 🙂
Ah… so refreshing! Or should I say Om… 😉
Yes! Thanks, Julie! 🙂
Ahhhh. So relaxing. 🙂
It is a nice little spot, esp. if one can catch the nearby bench unoccupied. 🙂
I can feel the peace. Beautiful!
Thank you, Fi!
Water, peace and contemplation 🧘🏻♂️
Yes! 🙂
So zen!! 🙂
Very! 😉
Oh, I would visit everyday all day! Wonderful! I bet you’re feeling rejuvenated!!! I am just from your wonderful photo!
Thank you, Kathy. It is a sweet spot.
I like your new gravatar photo!
Perfect. What a great corner.
Thank you– in this climate, indoor gardens are a lifesaver this time of year.
Such a peaceful flow…the constant of unfolding blessings.🤗✨
Yes, indeed. Thank you, Stormie!
This is the most beautiful thing I have seen this morning…
Thank you so much!
Just the truth 🤗🤗
Reblogged this on Purplerays.
Thank you for reblogging!