This is a hawk flying away from our house.....It is hard to see the hawk but it is there.
Sometimes we have to look hard to see beauty in our lives.
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I see the hawk, Kim. What beautiful surroundings. I am thankful this morning for the gift of sight to enjoy God's wonderful world. Wishing you a pleasant day.
I see it and it is beautiful. You are right that we have to look hard to find the beauty sometimes. And, we have to be paying attention to the positive and not the negative.
we are wishing our hawks would fly away from the house and leave our sweet little doves alone, they are eating them daily with feathers falling in the pool as proof. i do see it right in the middle
Hi Kim, I see it!!!!! We have hawks around here --but they don't come near our bird feeders (thank goodness). Every night, a couple of Mourning Doves come to the feeders... Hawks love to eat Mourning Doves... SO--I don't want those hawks anywhere near here!!!!! Hugs, Betsy
I so wish Patti's MS visual impairment didn't prevent her seeing our hawks. We live on a raptor migration route and our backyard feeder has become a fast food stop.
I see it! I love the way it's soaring, and I totally agree about having to look to see the beauty.
I'm glad that I stumbled back upon this blog. Your story is really inspiring! I plan to share the address with a woman also living with MS.
You mentioned on my blog that my pictures were "staying big". Now, I'm freaked out because they DO look enormous this morning. Don't know what's up with that.
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I see the hawk, Kim. What beautiful surroundings. I am thankful this morning for the gift of sight to enjoy God's wonderful world. Wishing you a pleasant day.
I see it Kim! And you are so right, but if you do look hard enough eventually you will see the beauty.
Cheers
Your comment and the picture go so well together!
What a beautiful analogy! I like the photo!!
Peace,
Muff
Well said, Kim. Sometimes we have to look hard to see the beauty in our lives, but it is always worth the effort.
I see it and it is beautiful. You are right that we have to look hard to find the beauty sometimes. And, we have to be paying attention to the positive and not the negative.
Very true thought. Nice job catching the hawk. Gotta move quick to snap a good shot of flying birds. :)
we are wishing our hawks would fly away from the house and leave our sweet little doves alone, they are eating them daily with feathers falling in the pool as proof. i do see it right in the middle
Ah, nature!
Hi Kim, I see it!!!!! We have hawks around here --but they don't come near our bird feeders (thank goodness). Every night, a couple of Mourning Doves come to the feeders... Hawks love to eat Mourning Doves... SO--I don't want those hawks anywhere near here!!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
It took me a minute, but I spotted it!
I so wish Patti's MS visual impairment didn't prevent her seeing our hawks. We live on a raptor migration route and our backyard feeder has become a fast food stop.
Caregivingly Yours, Patrick
yes ... even while I am chuckling from your stress test
gosh, isn't that the truth...thanks for the reminder Kim!
You are so right. I had to enlarge your photo before I could see the hawk. My eyes are not the best.
What a gorgeous place to live! The only trees around here are the ones we've planted! :)
So beautiful and true, Kim. Thanks for sharing.
Well said Kim, Beauty is always there, sometimes it's just a little harder to find than others!
I see it! I love the way it's soaring, and I totally agree about having to look to see the beauty.
I'm glad that I stumbled back upon this blog. Your story is really inspiring! I plan to share the address with a woman also living with MS.
You mentioned on my blog that my pictures were "staying big". Now, I'm freaked out because they DO look enormous this morning. Don't know what's up with that.
It's always something...
I love to see hawks flying! They are beautiful creatures!
And you are so right about finding beauty. May we learn to look for it! Blessings to you my friend!
What a beautiful picture Kim! I see the hawk and your words are few in this post, but so profound! Thank you for sharing! :) God bless!
Great analogy Kim. I do see the hawk. Awesome. Blessings.
wonderful blog with lots to learn from. glad to have stopped by :)
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