Walking along in Norwich
collecting moments for our memory bank,
We came across this.
What is it and what was it used for?
Happy guessing ♥
Food for thought
A good life is a collection of happy moments. Denis Waitley
Being in nature is the best.
Warm temperatures and plenty of blooms
Visiting Secret Gardens, enjoying life…
Enjoy nature with me
Food for thought
Take time to smell the flowers Take time to hug a tree Take time to hear each bird sing Take time to simply be.
My biggest strawberry to date.
Isn’t it perfect?
It will be served with cream!
Food for thought
“Nothing is worth more than this day. You cannot relive yesterday. Tomorrow is still beyond your reach.” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads
All pictures taken by me in Kew Gardens
This is the bloom of a Tayberry.
I bought this 4 weeks ago.
It is a mix of Raspberry and Blackberry.
I am curious how it will taste. Have you ever tried it?
Have a happy Day!
Food for thought
It’s a good day to be happy.
Another beauty came up in my garden.
Have a great mini vacation!
Food for thought
Take a 30 second vacation. Go within and focus on the positive, thereby creating an attitude built of strength, courage and infinite possibilities. Keith D Harrell
My little violet in the grass
Wishing you all a wonderful day!
Food for thought
Whatever people do, feel, think or say, don't take it personally. Others are going to have their own opinion according to their belif system, so whatever they think about you is not about you, but it is about them. Don Miguel Ruiz
Just realised I forgot to post week 18 picture – so here it is.
Being really busy and not having internet always – it is harder at the moment.
So please bear with me and I do try to visit you all in between.
Food for thought
Joy is a pure state of bliss, and it's attained by bringing comfort and relief to other people. Doing so will bring joy to your life everyday. Sylvia Browne
An outing to wild Wakehurst – a sibling of Kew Gardens in Sussex.
Lots of woodlands, walks and great colours from Rhododendrons and Azaleas.
Sending everyone much love. You mean so much to me. ❤️
Food for thought
When words are both true and kind they can change the world.
Fun Fact:
Fossils have revealed that magnolia plants existed at least 20 million years ago. Magnolia officinalis bark is used in traditional Chinese medicine remedies to improve lung health and treat anxiety.
“There are always flowers for those who want to see them.” Henri Matisse
All pictures taken by me in Kew Gardens
Ute smile 