So, this morning's post was necessary, so I could purge my grief and frustration. All things housing are touchy, and make me sad. Now I have had my say, and I want to look past it... looking on that headline only reignites my indignation. So, I will think on the birds and the Bible verse I like about how the birds are taken care of; Matthew 6:26... a cure for anxiety.
How many hummingbird feeders are hanging from this tree? There are many and some are reflections in the window. They are way up in the branches and hanging over a back street behind a museum. Someone must go to a great deal of work to keep them clean and full. Isn't that thoughtful?
Inside another museum Maria found a special corner made just for her and young children like her. She played with abandon. No rough spots or quiet zones to slow her down. She was free to explore and discover. She made music and tested air power. She pushed carts and collected blocks. Late Sunday afternoon was an ideal time for experiencing an almost private visit.
We each should have a chance to explore, and discover, and then share and express what we see and believe. We cannot always find a way to do this, or even the letters we need to spell out our thoughts and feelings... hopefully we can improvise.
9 comments:
are the feeders at the school? They are really cool!
also, I was wondering: whatcolor is your hair? Your pant size, the secrets of your success, where to find the best crispy chicken tacos, how many pecks in a bushel or whether you flosses daily? And howz the chickens?
I love the hummingbird feeders, I wish I was that ambitious. They are so relaxing to watch. Enjoyed your blog
I love hummingbirds, they are so relaxing to watch. Enjoyed your blog
maybe I will just stopping back in all day to say hi and pass around the cupcakes and chocolate milk...don't be embarassed- you've got a swell Blog and it deserves a Party!! I have chicken mania going on here in the sewing room! ba cawwwwwww!!!!!awk!
Hi Natalie...
The humming bird feeders are beautiful... As one of your readers stated they are relaxing to watch. I had one feeder just outside my window, and after seeing these I must have another...
I enjoy your site so much...
Beverly
Okay. Where do I begin? Hello. Thank you. Welcome to Chickenblog. Um, the bird feeders were behind a museum in Balboa Park. Yes, "ambitious," is what I thought too. They were far out of reach and yet full and clean, so someone is quite dedicated. Have you ever seen purple and yellow water? Red is traditional, but I guess blue works too. Reflected in the window, it was almost like an enormous, colorful stained glass effect. Kim, what clever questions tee hee... let me think on this and get back to you.
Amen! (Re: what you said about exploring and re: Kimberly saying you have a swell blog)
My Mom always had one feedr and I loved to sit very still in the chair on the porch and wait for the hummingbirds. I love the idea of standing inside looking out at all of these feeders. Delightful.
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