I really don't have anything to post about, so I thought I would share some more pictures.
New flag I bought for 1/2 price ~ I left the wrapper on because of all the rain.
My little old lady, Jewels, enjoying the tree and following me around ~
Next door neighbor's Azaela bush ~
Lilac ~
Neighbor's large bush ~ See sweet little Jewels at the bottom right ~
My Rabbit Flag ~
Bird in my Dogwood Tree ~
Love these Moon pictures ~
Thanks for looking at my pictures.
I see that Amy and I chose the same beautiful song for Easter.
Here is another beautiful song that I love ~ Via Dolorosa ~ I saw it on a my friend Katherine's blog today.
Happy Easter to everyone!
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Luke 23:33
The place which is called Calvary.
The hill of comfort is the hill of Calvary; the house of consolation is built with the wood of the cross; the temple of heavenly blessing is founded upon the riven rock-riven by the spear which pierced His side. No scene in sacred history ever gladdens the soul like Calvary's tragedy.
"Is it not strange, the darkest hour
That ever dawned on sinful earth,
Should touch the heart with softer power,
For comfort, than an angel's mirth?
That to the Cross the mourner's eye should turn,
Sooner than where the stars of Bethlehem burn?"
Light springs from the midday-midnight of Golgotha, and every herb of the field blooms sweetly beneath the shadow of the once accursed tree. In that place of thirst, grace hath dug a fountain which ever gusheth with waters pure as crystal, each drop capable of alleviating the woes of mankind. You who have had your seasons of conflict, will confess that it was not at Olivet that you ever found comfort, not on the hill of Sinai, nor on Tabor; but Gethsemane, Gabbatha, and Golgotha have been a means of comfort to you. The bitter herbs of Gethsemane have often taken away the bitters of your life; the scourge of Gabbatha has often scourged away your cares, and the groans of Calvary yields us comfort rare and rich. We never should have known Christ's love in all its heights and depths if He had not died; nor could we guess the Father's deep affection if He had not given His Son to die. The common mercies we enjoy all sing of love, just as the sea-shell, when we put it to our ears, whispers of the deep sea whence it came; but if we desire to hear the ocean itself, we must not look at every-day blessings, but at the transactions of the crucifixion. He who would know love, let him retire to Calvary and see the Man of sorrows die.
Devotional by Charles Spurgeon
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Ps 68:34 -
Ascribe ye strength unto God: his excellency is over Israel, and his strength is in the clouds.
I wanted to say "Oh, Lord, how majestic is Thy name." But I guess it is only a song.
PS ~ Thanks to Amydeanne ~ Ps 8:9 - O LORD our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth!
She told me the NIV version says How majestic is your name. And it is a verse made into a song, just as I thought.
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I thought I would post some pretty flowers, especially for my friends in Canada and up North, where not much is in bloom.
One of my neighbors gave me a tour of his yard and the flowers blooming. Two of the prettiest ones are on my sidebar.
Lilac bush ~
Parrot Tulips ~
Camellia ~
Pretty bunch of little white flowers ~
Another variety of Tulips ~
Lily of the Valley
Another neighbor's little tree ~
Moon picture thrown in ~
I love all the flowers of Springtime, and I am having fun with my camera.
