Saturday, November 12, 2011

Seeing Beauty In Simplicity

I see beauty when simply turning on the faucet

and I have running water!

I am joining Shanda at A Pause on the Path to see Beauty in Simplicity




29 comments:

  1. I agree. There is something fascinating about water come out of a faucet. It look awesome.

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  2. This sooo made me smile. Recently engaged in a genealogy project, I have so become appreciative of 'in door plumbing'.

    Caregivingly Yours, Patrick

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  3. so true, the fact we have water in our homes is a blessing and beautiful. so many countries do not have drinking water available. great post and photo.

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  4. Most of us wont appreciate it till it's gone or when we encountered water cut.

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  5. yes...and in other things...we just do not pay atention...
    Thank you for visiting my blog. It is important to me.

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  6. There is so much we take for granted. I sometimes will look at the meal on my plate and consider all the steps that had to occur for it to make it there. And, honestly, I am always left thinking what a miracle it is.
    Judy

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  7. Guess what? You inspired me to write a poem. It'll be up in a week or so. Thanks.
    Judy

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  8. I too see beauty in every day things.
    We often take so much for granted.

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  9. And I appreciate it most when it is warm on a cold day - even more than when it is cool on a hot day.

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  10. Imagine being without water or electricity - we depend on so many things that we forget to appreciate the things in front of us. Great post.

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  11. I used to be nicknames Bubbles in junior high.

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  12. Now that's something that is often taken for granted. Joining you in seeing the beauty of that.

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  13. It's the little things that matter. But really, having clean water is a HUGE thing, so many people don't have it! Did you re-do your blog look or is it just me? It looks more streamlined and different.

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  14. I love washing my hands. The smell of the soap and the warm water running over my hands. I little spa moment in my day.

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  15. LOL... running water used to make me have to pee. Not so much anymore.

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  16. It is the small things that make my day, and I agree wholeheartedly about the miracle of water running from a tap. That said, it worries me that we still use drinking water to flush the toilet. I want/need a rainwater tank (and the rain to fill it).

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  17. And that is something we so often take for granted.

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  18. So true and thanks for the reminder to just see the beauty in the simple things we take for granted. Thanks for visiting me today!

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  19. Beauty resides here. Thank you Kim for eyes that see.

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  20. Oh definitely! We take a LOT of things for granted! Patsy from
    HeARTworks

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  21. I love the sounds of flowing water! And you are so right! It is a real blessing!
    To have it available right in our own homes!! In convenient places as well...like our sinks and bathtubs! A pure blessing!
    Hugs
    SueAnn

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  22. I did a 3 month stint w/ no water, so I definitely appreciate it!

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  23. Love the concept of your blog. People need postitivity in their lives, and you seem to deliver. Some pretty inspirational stuff here. Keep on chugging!

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  24. Beauty is all around us, in everyday things we take for granted. Water is certainly a beautiful blessing!

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  25. I see beauty in the hearts of my children! :)

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  26. A beautiful thing that is a wonderful blessing:))

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  27. Amen! I am thankful for having water to drink, to bathe in and to wash my laundry in. Sometimes we take the simple things for granted!

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