Seasons of Life
Well, I hadn’t really planned to have a “seasonal” theme on my blog this week, but it seems that what it’s turning out to be. My husband printed out these two pictures this morning and asked if I wanted to blog about them. (No, he won’t start a blog himself, but every now and then he suggests things for me to blog about!)
We took this first picture of the Little North Fork of the Coeur d’Alene River back in the spring, during the snow melt.Last week we returned to the same place on the river to take an end-of-summer picture.
Quite a dramatic difference!
It reminds me of the seasons of life. The exciting, enthusiastic energy of spring contrasted with the richer, calmer maturity of late summer. The rushing water in the springtime was so muddy, picking up all sorts of trash as it hurried along. By now the dirt has settled, and the still waters reflect the beauty around the river.
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Marry
Every season is different in itself. Mainly there are four seasons that is summer, winter,autom, spring. Every season has its own attributes.
Marry
Seasons for me is a great and beautiful gift of God. We should be thankful to God for every season of our life.
Toots
I love this post! So true and vivid…
Charlotte
What pretty pictures, and you’re right. They’re very different. My husband started blogging long before I did. I wasn’t at all interested in doing it until I saw some feminine blogs with pictures and stuff and got interested. He just writes stuff. If he wants a picture, I add it for him.
Her Shabbiness
Both pictures are beautiful. It is amazing how nature changes from season to season.