Monday, February 11, 2019

Handouts

Take a walk with me through the Botanical Garden.

Look, I see a bench! How hand-y.

Let's go and sit down.


What are these shadows under the bench?

They are made from the cutouts on the bench seat. Now that we are sitting, we can admire all the hands waving at us.

“Can a mother forget the infant at her breast,
    walk away from the baby she bore?
But even if mothers forget,
    I’d never forget you—never.
Look, I’ve written your names on the backs of my hands.


Isaiah 49

13 comments:

Margaret Birding For Pleasure said...

Hands up who stopped gardening early!!! Oh you all did! Well you made a good job of all your hard work.

Nancy Chan said...

I like the bench and the hands up that take the place of colourful flowers. The back of the chair has a tree design.

Rose said...

I love that bench...

Ann said...

I bet that garden is a handful to take care of. That bench is so amazing

Hootin Anni said...

Wow...love the intricate detail of that tree cut-out.

MadSnapper said...

that chair is amazing, so is the last photo of the shadows. so bright and cheerful with all those waving and welcoming hands...it looks like when they were making those hands, things got a little out of hand...

LV said...

Always fun to see what you found for the day. We have so much interesting things here but too many freeways for to get out on.

Chatty Crone said...

I love that - HANDS UP! How cute and I love that bench too.

Ruth Hiebert said...

I enjoyed our little walk and chat on that pretty bench. You picked a wonderful verse to add to this post.

Tamago said...

What a pretty display. Those hands look like tulips :-) I love the tree shaped bench! It's so pretty. And I love the light and shadow in the last photo!

George said...

Very beautiful shadows -- and hands!

photowannabe said...

Ginny, to answer your question on what kind of flower...
We were at the High Hand Nursery and the sign said
Hellebores ( Sp.??)
They had so many of different shades.

DeniseinVA said...

I love that bench with the tree, we have an identical one in one of our local gardens. The hands are whimsical and very cheery.

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