Tuesday morning and the last day of September is here already. The sun is up and when you are standing outside, it feels like it is scalding hot. The sun in the Fall seems hotter than in the middle of Summer.
Our friends in Lubbock have a Koi Pond that is about 10' deep. Their temperatures are much cooler than we are in the Dallas area. They even set outside in the evening this past weekend with a small fire pit burning.
They have a Lily Pond attached to their Koi Pond and I love it when they share pictures of all their dragonflies. I love coloring to relax and this reminded me of them.
Sometimes it is hard to tell which pictures are of the sun coming up and which are of the sun going down. This picture is to the East so it is a beautiful Fall SunRise!
While this picture I took was to the West and the Sun was setting. However, it was just as beautiful and the colors were about the same.
Now this picture that I took looks like a winter sky. It is just clouds and not like our stormy rain clouds we are in need of right now. Now don't be surprised but I think I will take some new pictures today. They won't be beautiful colors of Fall but even the green grasses of our late summers are beautiful.
Hello, start well, Tuesday. Live life with good feelings. The days go by quickly, but they always come back. Day after day, it shows. Look at the present and let go of the past. Life can change you unexpectedly. Give you new surprises. If you smile, life smiles back. Don't let your face change, and it will light you up. Look at the stars, make a wish, and your dream will come true. Look at the positive, and the negative will go away. It's better to smile than to cry. When you go to bed, look at the ceiling and think about what you wish for the next day, and it will come true. I wish with all my heart that your smile never fades and that you are more relaxed. With love, Maria, a big hug. I want you back, and we will be happy.
Yesterday, from a distance, about my daughter, who had heart surgery.
Her daughter, my granddaughter, was the one who kept me informed.
The wait seemed so long; it lasted 7 hours, and I spent them terribly, nervously. Thank God, everything went well. She's in the ICU. I'll hear more later. Thank you to those who asked, because only three people knew. May God bless you.
