Flower of the Day: Metropolitan Museum of Art: Monet Sunflowers
05 Thursday Jul 2018
Posted Art, Flower of the Day
in05 Thursday Jul 2018
Posted Art, Flower of the Day
in20 Wednesday Jun 2018
Posted Flower of the Day
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Cee's Photo Challenge, Daffodil, Flower of the Day, flower photograph, orange tulip, Pink Tulip, purple flower, purple tulip, red flower, tulips
The tulips in this top picture look almost like peonies and this is one of the last tulip beds to finish blooming this spring.
This spring I took short walks most days in the Arboretum and followed the progress of the tulips as I progressed in healing after surgery. It has taken me a while to post these (or much of anything).
Promise of blooms to come!
An early bloom.
Tulips and daffodils
Promised blooms.
I’m including selections from different flower beds. The Frelinghuysen Arboretum was participating in a special year for tulips and they had extra beds and a lovely variety. I’m including photos from different days and different times of day.
A purple and orange bed with daffodils.
Another purple and orange bed.
The walkway with the crazy tulips in the very first picture in this post and a close up of yet another purple and orange flowerbed. I love combinations of secondary colors and these beds of tulips really made my day on so many days! For more flower photos check out Cee’s Flower of the Day.
I hope you have some beauty in your day.
13 Sunday May 2018
Posted Flower of the Day, Silent Sunday
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Flower of the Day, flower photograph, photograph, Silent Sunday, yellow, yellow flower, Yellow Rose
For more flower photographs check out Cee’s Blog. I hope you have a beautiful day.
13 Tuesday Mar 2018
Posted Flower of the Day
inWith the third Nor’easter hitting us this month I am able to enjoy tulips from the grocery store. I hope you enjoy them, too. For more flower photos check out Cee’s Photography.
21 Saturday Oct 2017
Posted Flower of the Day
inMy dietary limitations have increased so when I saw this lovely bouquet at the grocery store I said to my husband, “I can have that.” And we got them. There are some really interesting plants in the arrangement that we thought were fake, but they are not.
I have been absent and will continue to be absent from blogging because of escalating health problems. I was hospitalized again for depression, mostly so we could safely change one of my main medications. While there I was tentatively diagnosed with endometriosis. So, my high pain tolerance has led to a late diagnosis for this and that is not good. Wednesday I meet with the newest doctor to see about surgery. My life is full of pain and there doesn’t seem to be much they can do if surgery doesn’t work. If you pray, please pray for me and for everyone who is living with chronic pain.
For more flowers and beauty in general see Cee’s photography blog.
28 Thursday Sep 2017
Posted Flower of the Day, Photographs, Quotes
inFor more flower photos check out Cee’s blog. This is also for nurturing Thursday. I hope you have a beautiful day.
25 Monday Sep 2017
Posted Art, Flower of the Day
inNew York Botanical Gardens
Sorry for my absence of late from my blog and from all of yours. I’m continuing to have health challenges that limit my activity. I have to choose where to spend my energy and one of my best friends was in town this past weekend. Getting ready and having adventures with her took all that I had. I will be back later this week. I hope you have a beautiful day.
10 Sunday Sep 2017
Posted Flower of the Day, Photographs
inTaken at Frelinghuysen Arboretum.
06 Wednesday Sep 2017
Posted Flower of the Day
inI’m not 100% sure these are the same zinnia, but I took the lower one in the evening and the upper one in bright morning light. I find the differences interesting. For more flowers check out Cee’s Flower of the Day.
04 Monday Sep 2017
Posted Flower of the Day, Photographs
inLast night and this morning I went to the Frelinghuysen Arboretum and took pictures of leaves and flowers. I like to see what the difference in light does for the photo. I also took pictures of my hydrangeas. These flank my front door.
Morning Hydrangea
Evening Hydrangea
I like how different these look. To me, the top one is about the interaction between light and blooms and the bottom one is more about the textures of the flower. I hope you have a beautiful day.
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