Saturday, November 18, 2023

Sunday Sunset

 




 “In the sky, there is no distinction of east and west; people create distinctions out of their own minds and then believe them to be true.”

Gautama Buddha

11 comments:

Ann said...

Your sunsets there are always so beautiful. This one is so much different from the one you showed last week. It's always a delightful surprise.

MadSnapper said...

the fun of a sunset is it is ever changing. never exactly the same, this is a beauty.
The buddha is wrong. there is an east and a west and a north and a south and the sun and the moon and the stars know that and tell us that. I have watched the sun moving south for a month now, it moves further and further until it turns and heads to the north again.

Mari said...

That's a pretty one! I love seeing the blue in it!

DawnTreader said...

Amazing colours

Inger said...

We create a lot of tings in our own minds. I like the quote, so true. The snail cream arrived. I'm not expecting my wrinkles to vanish, but the cream is lovely, smooth, and cool on my skin. I really like it. Your granddaughter has good taste, but even if she doesn't need it, it may be the beginning of a lifelong habit of good skin care. I root for her getting her Christmas wish.

HappyK said...

Such pretty colors in this sunset. Love the blues

roentare said...

Beautiful sunsets in the streets!

CheerfulMonk said...

😊❤️πŸ‘

Debby said...

Sunsets are, in fact, better during the colder months of the year, and the blue streaks are bands of colder air. The peak sunset season for the Northeastern United States is November through February. So more are on the way!!

Red Rose Alley said...

Ooooo, so pretty. A lot of blues in this sunset. I smiled at the quote because I was never good at east or west. I got the north and south, but could never remember the east and west haha.

~Sheri

Carla from The River said...

Happy Thanksgiving Ginny! Have a blessed week with family.
Carla

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