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Time for "Our World" again!
This is a wonderful way to find the
beauty, the fun, the good and even the bad
things about Our World and to share them! Hope
you will join us! Click on the link to
go to the Our World site and sign up!!
http://ourworldtuesdaymeme.blogspot.com/ Except for the flowers, it surely didn't look like a spring day, but that's the northwest for you!! It was still a fun day seeing skyscrapers on one side and boats in the harbor across the street!! And then there were those busy, busy seagulls! |
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| The cure for anything is salt water - sweat, tears, or the sea. Isak Dinesen |


Beautiful, rainy shots!
ReplyDeleteSylvia, I am so sorry to hear about Sam Schnauzer. Life has changed for you but the sweet memories will remain.
ReplyDeleteThat little pot of flowers is a bright spot!
ReplyDeleteI'm really sorry to hear about Sam. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteThere is a silvery glint to the water even on a gray day.
ReplyDeleteSylvia, I am so sorry to read about Sam. I know he will be dearly missed. The Sun will come out tomorrow, like the song says. The flowers are lovely. Thanks for sharing, wishing you a great week!
ReplyDeleteA great series of photos and I really like that quote about salt water!
ReplyDeletei like the grays - rather somber and comforting, too.
ReplyDeleteIt does look gloomy and wet. But I really like days like this for exploring.
ReplyDeleteLoosing own dog is hard - it is something what people without owning the dog can not always understand.
ReplyDeleteOur second dog is now almost 12 years old and it is already to difficult to prepare ourselves loosing her.
Grey rainy days are peaceful home days and after them the dear sun will come :)
a wonderful tribute to Sam. lovely collage.
ReplyDeleteYour banner tribute to Sam is very sweet, Sylvia.
ReplyDeleteSomehow grey is still beautiful in your part of the world, Sylvia. We're expecting snow again this week! I'm still thinking of you and Sam.
ReplyDeleteA lovely cheerful collage!
ReplyDeleteI like that quote by Isak Dinesen and your photos capture it well ;-) Happy Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteWe had a lovely spring day. I send it your way.
ReplyDeleteCheers from Cottage Country!
Great shots. Love the flowers, and I love the quote.
ReplyDelete'Tis true that salt water can be beneficial in many ways. Love your shots of the big city and I love boats and water!
ReplyDeleteWe first visited The Village when we still lived in Fort Lauderdale (which is about 275 miles south). That was 2003, I think. At that time there was just one "downtown" called Spanish Springs. Since then, the place has boomed with the addition of many thousands of homes (a thousand a week at times!) and two more downtowns, Lake Sumter Landing and Brownwood.
We live in Ocala which is about 40 miles north of Lake Sumter Landing. We moved her 8 1/2 years ago from Ft. Lauderdale. We bought a house on the east side and then three years ago moved to a Del Webb 55+ community called Stone Creek. But we found that stifling and our twin home was too small when the kids came to visit so about three months ago we bought a house on the SW side of Ocala. Our twin home/villa is up for sale if you know anyone moving this way!
We like Ocala because it's still a small town compared to Orlando or Tampa or Miami or Jacksonville. And we do get something of a change of seasons here, although seldom does the temp drop below freezing.
There are a lot of "snowbirds" in the area also. They buy or rent a home here and then come down here during the winters when it's cold and wintry up north where they live most of the year.
You can see more of Stone Creek on our Stone Creek blog...in fact, if you go back far enough, you can see a photo or two of our twin home.
Beautiful set of images.
ReplyDeleteLooks very much like our weather at the moment... I do like the sound of the sea and the birds though.
ReplyDeleteLovely words and pictures! It rained here in India too! Very refreshing.
ReplyDeleteToo true, Sylvia. There is a ribbon of silvery glint in every image you posted. Healing for the hurt. I love the quote by Izak Dinesen. Warm greetings to you from Tanzania. Jo
ReplyDeleteSometimes one has to cry out to feel better.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
i'm sorry about Sam.
ReplyDeletewe've been praying for rain, the heat is unbearable! i envy your dark skies and rainy weather.
It's a beautiful collage and I like the flowers and the gulls! :)
ReplyDeleteLéia
a place for lots of shots I guess. :)
ReplyDeleteEven on grey misty days, water worlds have a special magic! Lovely collection of photos!
ReplyDeleteFine photographs
ReplyDeleteGreetings. -
I'm really sorry Sylvia, to hear about Sam... it's so pity...
ReplyDeleteI wish you all the best.
Warm greetings from Holland,
Anna
Vilket fint fotocollage.
ReplyDeleteHa en fin vecka
Kram Meta
If you went to the ocean recently, I am sure you got a bit of both forms of salt water. I am still so sorry thinking about your dear Sam.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures Here we have the same weather but than again it is autumn here.
ReplyDeleteSorry about your dog The poem is beautiful