This is part of a trail I walked around St. Moritzersee in Switzerland long ago. It was only a few miles long.
I heard the reflections on the water were best early in the morning. The last photo was taken later in the day.
Posted for Pepper’s One Step at a Time.
Dale offer the prompt “movement” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
These were taken over the past few months.
There’s a boat.
There are rain drops.
And there are fireworks.
I am thankful to the Lord for everything mentioned below and all of His other blessings.
The photos tell their tales with the help of captions.
Just to be here is a miracle even in the rain. To love someone while you’re here living your miracle is like putting a cherry on top of the whipped cream resting on top of a cherry vanilla milk shake.
But I don’t have anyone, Sally said.
You always have Someone, if you want Him, the Spirit Who made her His temple responded.
Sally agreed as she felt the rain stop and the joy come out.
Now if I added that the next frog Sally kissed in desperation served the function of her Mister Right, she would have missed Matthew, but what then would have become of that frog?
Denise offers the prompt word “function” to be used in this Week’s Six Sentence Stories.
An evening walk across Regent Parkway in Fort Mill, SC, through the park and into the trail through the woods.
I am looking for the sunset through the hills and the trees.
Posted for Pepper’s One Step at a Time.
Dale offers the prompt “from the ground up” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I figured I better take or find pictures where I am standing on the ground looking up.
This is what I came up with.
I am thankful to the Lord for everything mentioned below and all of His other blessings.
The photos tell their tales with the help of captions.
Joe was Beth’s backup plan when she spent the weekend with Mark not knowing that she was Mark’s backup plan, because Jane, Mark’s plan, had more backup plans than her scheduling software could consistently manage.
Eventually Joe found out about Mark and Beth found out about Jane.
Then Joe replaced Beth with Kate and Mark, unsure what to do, figured he better get rid of Beth to avoid conflict with Joe which all happened about the time Jane decided to get rid of him anyway, because – well – because everyone was all of a sudden becoming too miserable for her to live with.
And then things got worse, like an out-of-control forest fire, even for Jane whose remaining backup plans found out they were backups when she could no longer keep their names straight. And then it got so bad that six sentences were not enough to do it justice.
And that’s how things got complicated.
Denise offers the prompt word “fire” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 