“He told them
another parable: ‘The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which a man took and planted in his field.”
Matthew 13
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This is Xaver Wilhelmy. He is a member of our church and comes from Austria. He is a craftsman and inventor who created the first pipe orga...
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Every spring and summer, we usually get a few of these cute little worms. They are very tiny, maybe an inch long. They move very slowl... -
My husband plays piano and accordian. To see him in an accordian duet with a three year old, and find out why he had to take accordian lesso... -
I ran into an old friend this week, Mr. Groundhog!! This is the first one I've seen this year, and I like to post at least one a ye...
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Awesome and Amazing come to mind, and glorious to. just love this and would like to see it... I have heard of wild mustard but never seen it. just stunning
such beauty! the second photo is my favorite. :)
hugs,
Marie
It's so pretty especially with that blue sky. I want to run through that field and enjoy the sunshine
Such a bright and pretty sight in spring.
It is a gorgeous sight Ginny, and I thank you so much for sharing it. Happy Easter to you all.
Absolutely gorgeous Ginny. What a sight!
By the way, my 'plan' was hatched already...the plan to send along Easter wishes for everyone that visited me.
Beautiful shots, Ginny! Everything is just so pretty in springtime.
Happy Easter to you and your family!
PS Yes, we do fish in our pond and deer and other animals are seen from time to time getting a drink.
I can't believe I missed this. I know I didn't visit last night cause Lorelei is here, but sure thought I did Wednesday. I love these views...always love seeing the yellow fields of spring.
I love this, I love this! The yellow field is so beautiful and I can imagine just standing there to see the yellow sight before you. Wow! Have a beautiful and blessed Easter!
Hi Ginny, what an amazing field of bright yellow. Thanks for sharing. A blessed Easter to you. Jo
No fields of yellow flowers here yet...
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