Hello! It's been too long...I've been M.I.A. for weeks. My back and ribs are improving tremendously and I couldn't be happier. Spring has also officially arrived in Virginia, which makes me almost giddy.
These last weeks have been tough - it's funny how, when you're ignoring the balance in your life, your body will literally bring you to your knees to get your attention. My pain issues forced me to re-evaluate and I'm spending less time sitting at the computer these days. I'm also eating much healthier, meditating, and doing yoga. It's hard to believe, but I think my injury was actually a blessing in disguise because it forced me to take a look at some bad habits I had developed. I'm now making my physical health a priority in my life, and reducing the "noise".
Our daffodils are out! And the birds were happily chirping this morning when I woke up with the sunrise. Our trees have buds on them, too...oh, how I love spring!! Thank you so much for stopping by, and I hope to be back to more regular blogging now. I will finally have pretty things to take photos of, now that things are starting to bloom! No more gray trees and brown landscapes. I'm linking up today with Kim Klassen's Friday Finds.
Spring is a happiness so beautiful, so unique, so unexpected, that I don’t know what to do with my heart. I dare not take it, I dare not leave it – what do you advise? ~Emily Dickinson
Oh my goodness Sherri, this is so great and I love the perspective on this....it shouts Spring! I'm so sorry you've been dealing with pain and so glad that you are starting to feel a little better, have missed you greatly! Have a wonderful weekend my friend! xo
ReplyDeleteSuch a WONDERFUL shot to accompany wonderful news!! The perspective on this is genius - captures right where we are in this season ... a few blooms on the ground, awakening of the trees and the blue, blue skies! I also love the quote!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat point of view . I'm sorry to hear that you have been in pain it is so debilitating. Glad the sun is coming out have a great weekend x
ReplyDeleteWhat a GLORIOUS feast for the eyes - and the soul - that photo is!
ReplyDeleteI can't even express how much I love the perspective on the shot! I can imagine you laying on the ground under the daff, shooting upwards! Brilliant! The color contrast is lovely!
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Things have a funny way of working out that way. We need something big to sit up (or lie) to notice.
ReplyDeleteHappy to have you back. Our bodies know what it needs but our brain continues to over ride the massages. Your story is inspirinh. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you are on the mend. Noticed you are in Virginia. Me, too! Always nice to make a new friend. Your daffodil picture is lovely - so vibrant and I love the perspective you chose for your image. Take care, and I'll look forward to seeing more of your work.
ReplyDeleteHi Sherri ... so glad you are feeling better. I love the perspective of your photo ... the yellow against that blue sky ... sigh ...
ReplyDeleteLove the perspective, and how that yellow pops against the blue of the sky.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great perspective! So so pretty to look!
ReplyDeleteReally great Shot, Sherry!
Have a nice weekend,
Best, Brigitte
gasp.... your photos is EXTRAORDINARY.... the light.. the POV.... Oh my goodness....
ReplyDeleteas for taking care of you.... Gosh I understand..... we must listen to our bodies..... be good to yourself my friend...
xo
This is a gorgeous shot Sherri and I know that this bit of spring puts a big smile on your face. Do put charleston on your bucket list. It is a lovely place in the world!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about your health problems, but very glad to hear things have improved! Often as I've seen beautiful spring blossoms, bluebirds, and other general awesomeness of nature this spring, I'll think "Sherri B would be photographing this!" Which is probably a little weird. But it's not like it's a LOT weird.... right? Hello?
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