My Morning Stroll
Most mornings, I take a moment to appreciate the beauty around me. As I sip my hot tea, I stroll through the gardens and soak in the vibrant colors of nature – from the lively songs of Yellow Goldfinches at the feeder to the coo of Mourning Doves and the shrill of the male Gambel’s Quail calling for his mate.
As I strolled through the garden, I couldn’t help but notice the beauty of the newly blossomed flowers. The roses, in full bloom or the tightly closed rosebuds, are such a sight to behold.
Even the hedgehog cactus, with its thorns, is showing off its delicate petals. It’s heartwarming to witness nature’s splendor in all its glory.
Flower Therapy
I understand that spending time in the garden is a beautiful way to soothe our minds. As I have mentioned before, it is indeed a therapeutic experience that brings immense joy and peace to my being.
“I grow plants for many reasons: to please my eye or to please my soul, to challenge the elements or to challenge my patience, for novelty or for nostalgia, but mostly for the joy in seeing them grow.” ~David Hobson
Flowers in our Decor
I love to bring flowers into our home. They have the power to bring a sense of joy and vibrancy to any room. Adding them to a space can really enhance its appearance and bring in a touch of elegance.
Desert Wildflowers
The arrival of spring in our Desert Gardens, as well as the Desert Landscape, brings us pleasure. I hope that viewing the beauty of nature and our desert flowers helps to uplift your spirits and inspire you.
Thank You
As I always try to convey… we sure do appreciate all of you. Thank you for joining us for another Tuesday Tidbits.
We are wishing all of you a wonderful week ahead. Enjoy what this upcoming week brings to you. And whatever you have planned… make every day count and be thankful for your Blessings.
Terri of Second Wind Leisure Perspectives asked us to share Flowers for her Sunday Stills Photo Challenge.
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