Friday Show and Tell

Pam Asberry * Dacula, GA

The view from my bedroom window.

 I'm going to miss those leaves when they're gone.

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Lindy Chaffin Start * Decatur, GA

My neighbor's treasured Japanese Maple

It's funny how Pam and I think alike most Fridays. Every year this tree puts on a brilliant display of crimson and gold. It's my signal for the fall of my life to begin. Time for rest and rejuvenation, not only for Mother Nature, but for me as well. I'll miss the leaves, but when the first snow falls, I'll have a much better view of the field below. Happy Fall Y'all!

Friday Show and Tell

LINDY

Decatur, Georgia

Listen to Your Life

Artist Kelly Rae Roberts captivated me with this inspiring angel. I love the colorful callings she offers in all of her pieces. Another I have challenges me to Be Brave. But this sweet angel spoke to me about everything I have been ignoring or trying to avoid. In all honesty, I think she was telling me to recapture myself. It hangs in the hallway between my bedroom and my coffee so I look at it each morning when I get up as my reminder to:

Dream Bigger * Unleash Your Joy * Embrace Vulnerability

What is Calling You?

Love with Abandon * Get quiet. Just be. * Rediscover your passion

Nurture your soul * Allow the blessings to sink in and stay awhile 

Surround yourself with good people * Honor your intuition

I don’t know Kelly personally so this is not a recommendation that is going to benefit me in any way, but I do hope you will stop by her website http://kellyraeroberts.com, check out all of her amazing works and let them inspire you too.

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PAM
Dacula, Georgia

We've had some wicked thunderstorms here in Georgia this spring; Wednesday night's storm here threatened to take out my thriving jalapeno pepper plant. I had tied it to the deck but my knots didn't hold, so when the storm ended it appeared that my luscious beauty had snapped in two. To my relief, the stem had remained flexible so that I was able to gently right it and secure it to the deck again, none the worse for wear. 

As I worked, I accepted the lesson that was so clearly being given to me. In order to weather the storms that are beating down on my life right now, I must remain soft and yielding, bending my head into the wind and moving forward without fear, trusting that I will be able to stand upright, tall and productive, nourished by the rains after they have passed.

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