" Correct me if I'm wrong,
but hasn't the fine line between
sanity and madness gotten finer? "
George Price
"Perhaps more people
would give heed unto the word of the Lord
if the Lord had a funny blog."
Angel
in a Robert Mankoff cartoon in the New Yorker
" There are many paths
up the Mountain
but the view of the moon
from the top
is the same. "
Old Japanese Proverb
Magic
" Sandra’s seen a leprechaun,
Eddie touched a troll,
Laurie danced with witches once,
Charlie found some goblins gold.
Donald heard a mermaid sing,
Susy spied an elf,
But all the magic I have known
I've had to make myself."
Eddie touched a troll,
Laurie danced with witches once,
Charlie found some goblins gold.
Donald heard a mermaid sing,
Susy spied an elf,
But all the magic I have known
I've had to make myself."
Shel Silverstein
Where the Sidewalk Ends
" Long summer day
Patterns on the ocean sand
our idle footprints "
Shiki
Patterns on the ocean sand
our idle footprints "
Shiki
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Thanks for visiting today!
If you haven't seen it, please visit yesterday's post -
I'm sorta proud of it. Warmly, Cloudia
Cool, beeuutiful photos! The thought of the Lord on a blog is a nice thought. DrumMajor
ReplyDeleteLoved the quote about the Lord having a blog!! The picture of the sunset is also really great. Have a great idle day of rest after yesterday's tremendous production!
ReplyDeleteThat fine line between sanity and madness
ReplyDeletecan't be seen from the side I'm standing,
Wonderful photos as always. Those petunias belonged on a July 4th post. ;)
ReplyDeleteThe third picture is in the colours of the Dutch flag so I like it.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Beautiful pictures, beautiful quotes and I am off to read yesterday's post :)
ReplyDeleteI love that Silverstein one!
ReplyDeleteNice pics !
ReplyDeletehttp://mesconfessionsparisiennes.wordpress.com :)
" Correct me if I'm wrong,
ReplyDeletebut hasn't the fine line between
sanity and madness gotten finer? "
George Price
Its damn near microscopic.
Enjoyed today's column, but yesterdays was very special. It took me back, it made me very sad. We have done so well,felt such pride in this exciting field...imagine one person could cancel such an important venture so easily. Our world has certainly changed...since when are shrimp on a treadmill, etc. more important!
ReplyDeleteLove that first quote! Great pics,too! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteYesterday's post was good, but so is this one. Lovely, as always, and I can feel the sand between my toes.
ReplyDeletethank you for so many smiles dear one!
ReplyDeleteThe old Japanese proverb rings true. The clouds in the first photo remind of soldiers lined up and ready for battle :-).
ReplyDeleteThat first quote is frighteningly true. Gorgeous photos as always.
ReplyDeleteSomewhere I read, that who is searching for humans, will find artists, and yes, we are probably walking upon a tight rope.
ReplyDeletePlease have a peaceful Sunday.
daily athens
Love the Shel silverstein quote.
ReplyDeletelovely nature shots.
ReplyDeleteenjoyed your quotes and words.
Happy Weekend.
: )
ReplyDeleteYes, some days I do feel a little bit beyond sanity ...
ReplyDeleteYour first quote really hits the mark ....and the second one would be quite refreshing really...there used to be a billboard around town with a man in a suit tipping his hat and all it said was "What if I swore less..." talk about a great message....
ReplyDeleteAh, what lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteShel Silverstein has always been one of my favorite poets! This is such a beautiful post, Cloudia. I'll go look for the moon tonight.
ReplyDeleteThe fine line between sanity and madness certainly got a *lot* finer for me, when I had no power for all but 7 of 72 hours! The 102 degree day was especially fun. Not! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou should be proud of yesterdays post Cloudia. Although I think you should be proud of them all, it's a real pleasure to read the quotes accompanied by the beautiful images.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful shots. I like the quotes you select for them.
ReplyDeleteawesome photos. yep the moon
ReplyDeleteshe always appears the same, yet
has many moods.
Loved all the quotes and photos. What a gift you have to bring us joy.
ReplyDeleteI did go back and read your previous post. Amazing! You're right to be proud. Thank you for it.
Magic.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Shropshire
Greetings from Norway. I have always loved Hawaii, I am fond of petunias and I also prefer sunsets to sunrises, hence I decided to add your blog to the blogroll of one of my blogs, although I did nickname it slightly different over there, "Comfort Zone", instead of "Comfort Spiral"...don't ask me why...I sometimes give the weirdest nicknames to the blogs from my blogroll...I hope you won't mind. I just loved the openess and hospitable feel of your blog, even though I cannot decipher those sign marks you sometimes use at the end of your posts. (I've never been good at understanding or using symbols, or SMS style avbbreviations either !) I think I need a dictionary or a legend ! How do you say "see you later" in Hawaiian ? In Norwegian it is: "Vi sees", pronounced "vee says".
ReplyDeleteMahalo!!
ReplyDeleteOh, to make our own magic. Shel was right--and now wonder kids love him.
ReplyDeleteyes that line has got a little thinner...love me some shel...
ReplyDeletenice colorful flowers too.
aloha from va
namaste /\ from mumbai
ReplyDeletealoha!
What a nice dose of Hawaii for today! By the way, I love Phil S's poetry. I have all his books and love paging through them randomly.
ReplyDeleteJoyful pictures! Surely, it would be so uplifting if the Lord had a blog.
ReplyDeleteThe Mermaid Watching sign fired my imagination! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteXOXO from Alabama
ReplyDeleteanother inspiring post with lovely flower shots!
ReplyDeletebetty xx
Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteThe red, white and blue flower photo, very impressive.
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