A teacher's job is to
take a bunch of live wires and see that
they are well- grounded.
~D. Martin
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What a great quote Ginny, perfect to go with these pretty pictures.
A beautiful pink glow
The colors! They're incredible!!
Amazing sunset. The colors are beautiful. I like that quote
that first shot is my favorite, all those light poles and lights in front of the spectacular sky. wow!!!
Lovely twilight. Good quote! A teacher's job is never easy.
Oh my goodness Ginny I love that color - God inspired. So how have you been feeling lately - seems you are doing pretty good.
What a beautiful sky!
What a gorgeous pink/purple sky! Street lamps give a lovely accent, too :-)
Such a true quote. My daughters are both teachers and I love hearing some of their stories. What gorgeous pink skies. The sunsets have been absolutely gorgeous.
They make very powerful silhouettes... :)
I love all those telephone poles! I have gotten till I don't mind them in a lot of pics...and such a fitting quote.
You almost forget about the wires, this is so incredibly gorgeous. What a display of God's handiwork!
aww...wonderful.
have a great day
Beautiful pink, Ginny!
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