On Crooked Creek, are the bluest during the Summer months!
As a child,
I remember lying on my back upon the warm ground
and watching the clouds softly floating overhead.
The hopeless romantic in me
would envision a dragonslayer drawing his sword
as he saved his Princess from what might have been a fiery fate.
Othertimes,
I would float softly along with the calm winds
and find myself on a butterfly winged boat
similar to that in the film, Puff The Magic Dragon.
As I grow older here on the Prairie,
I watch the Kansas skies,
for warning signs of our ever changing weather.
These photos were taken prior to my first blog post, July 2010!
Until next time. . .
On Crooked Creek will be joining
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Our Kansas sky warned us of thunders storms here last night and lots of rain today. It's going to help my flowers begin their spring journey.
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Oh I so love Sunflowers, they are so beautiful. This looks amazing. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteOh!..such beautiful sunflower, I so love them, they're very cheerful, for any season! I think maybe I'll buy some next time for my home. This looks awesome! Thank you for sharing and for your sweet and kind visit, lovely lady. Big hugs,
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Beautiful,but I want to hear about your diary entries about Mr. Ed!
ReplyDeleteHi Pat! What lovely sky snaps you have! :) Oh, I used to do the same thing - still love to look at the clouds. But I don't want to lie on the ground anymore - too many critters! :) Thank you for your prayers for my mother and your kindness, sweet friend.
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Shelia ;)
Beautiful blue skies (and sunflowers too)! Right now our sky is a gray/white, so thank you for posting these photos. Just what I needed this morning!
ReplyDeleteThere's always sky of some sort at the top of a tall sunflower, isn't there? It's a beauty.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Kansas, but I know you must have beautiful skies, from pictures here and elsewhere. We once lived in Oklahoma, and I know the anxiety of looking up at a darkening and lowering sky!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and skies! I do love the romantic aspect of the clouds and sky.
ReplyDeleteOh you took the best photos then, too- your sunflower makes me dream of long warm sunny summer days......
ReplyDeleteIt's chilly wet and grey still here, bleck - I love your husband's planting! Glad you saved from the ice!
Thanks for your visit, and have a truly wonderful weekend!!
Beautiful sunflowers reaching up to those gorgeous blue skies.
ReplyDeleteI love these images. So whimsical yet profound. Sunflowers are just the most cheerful flowers.
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