I certainly didn't expect this.
I took a walk around the property yesterday and was so surprise, turning around a corner to go down to the creek, when I was wide eyed struck by beauty that I didn't expect. It is still a pretty rainy spring - four days away - but some things do get a jump on it out of sheer joy, I think, at finally being released from the grip of winter.
I'm afraid my camera doesn't do justice to them, perhaps I need a lesson from Carl. They look like peony camellias, a pink I can happily live with. Placed here, they are like a prayer to compassion and mercy. It's, as usual, a grey and damp day but when I look deep into the center it reminds me that there is still joy, there is still beauty in this world that is lately clouded by chaos.
*** An addendum.......this is hysterical . I have the most god awful grey-mouse hair. If it's not colored (bleached) people always say...."Is something wrong?" "Don't you feel well?" "You look so sad." hahaha I am additionally blessed with straight, limp, thin hair. One more thing to
envy you about if you are not
cursed blessed .... if you don't have it. I dyed it this morning. The pluuuh grey was scary evident as I haven't been well and I let it all go too long. It didn't come out it's usual bright and happy platinum, it came out slightly
corn and dry as a broom, so I decided to use the whole conditioning tube to soften it up a little. The conditioner is slightly violet, that's supposed to keep the yellow out. I left it on for about an hour, I'm the person that, sometimes, thinks if a little is good, a lot will be better...........I now have a whole swath of
pink hair. I can only laugh, I'm going to leave it, it's kind of
cherry cheery.
