Flowing Waters
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flowing waters sing
beauty, power, and motion
celebrate the flow
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We recently had a week of rain, and now our rivers are flowing with joy and power. We really needed the water to refill our dry land, lakes, and rivers. There was so much rain, we even had some flash flooding. I’m grateful for the rain and reminders to flow with life. Blessings, Brad
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That’s marvelous, Brad. The poem sparkles. Hugs.
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Sparkly is good! Maybe you and Pip can go for a swim. 🙂
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This Haiku washed over me, lifts me up. Beautiful!
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How wonderful. Thanks. May beauty fill your week. 🙂
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I love this poem. 😀 Short and intelligent
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Thanks and welcome. May your week flow with love.
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Wonderful reminders of the flow of life Brad and the blessings of water.. I am only pleased the flash flooding did not affect you or yours.. While water is the essence of life, it can also be destructive as we here in the UK have had plenty of floods in the past, thankfully we escape living on a hill. Our rain is now falling as snow this week Brad.. As our country goes sub-zero 😀
Wishing you a perfect week. sending Hugs xx ❤
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Thank you Sue. No doubt water is essential to life, but sometimes destructive. Enjoy the snow for me! 🙂
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A bit too cold out even for me, minus 10 windchill -3C outside here at the moment. xx
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Yes, that’s a bit extreme. Maybe you can look out the window and share a photo. 🙂
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I took one this morning of the birds feeding, and will probably share at some point… 🙂 Sending thoughts your way 🙂
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Yay!
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Beautiful Brad! And here we’re finally getting our snow. Blessings to you 💜
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Thanks Tania. Snow sounds wonderful. We only had one dusting this year. 😦
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You’re welcome. We’ve had a few dustings, but nothing compared to last year’s biggest snow year in 40-50 years. Definitely a shift. Hopefully we’re all getting a later winter and water is still flowing.
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We seem to be moving into spring. I’ve seen the first few buds and blossoms already.
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oh wow! not sure what will evolve here, but so far the snow storms seem to be hitting late. so will be interesting to see!
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This is typical for us in NW Arkansas. Where are you Tania?
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ah, i see! i’m in lake tahoe, nevada
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What a lovely area to live!
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thank you! i love it! ❤
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When you live in a country where it is nearly always raining, it’s hard to understand that people cherish rain so much. But for growing everything the earth needs water. Have a nice day, regards Mitza
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I understand Mitza. We’ve had almost 2 weeks of grey rainy weather, but we needed the rain.
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Yes, indeed, Brad. Grateful for the rain, streams, rivers and lakes. Fresh water is a blessing.
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Agreed my friend. May blessings and water flow freely. 🙂
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a beautiful post Brad
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Thank you Eddie.
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beauty, power, and motion – what a beautiful combination of words!
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Thank you.
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Welcome.
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simply lovely!
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Thanks!
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Grateful to the rain in Spain too… ❤️
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Ha, ha. Are you channeling Julie Andrews? 🙂
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