The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is to show “The World Through Your Eyes.”
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Weekly Photo Challenge–The World Through Your Eyes
A New Day Dawns
Arise, shine; For your light has come!
The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is to show “The World Through Your Eyes.”
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Love your picture…I love that song….want it played at my funeral
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Thanks! Cindy? I saw that name on the email notification. I think that would be a great song for a funeral.
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Oh, yes. The ocean does make us feel very small….
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Hi, Dianna! Can’t wait to see where you’ve been off to this weekend. 🙂
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You know, I have thought about feeling small. I do I guess but mostly I just feel this overwhelming sense of peace and happiness and memories of when I was younger. My Mom loved the ocean.
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Can’t ask for more than peace, happiness and wonderful memories, Pix. My mom did’t get to the beach often, but she was always scouring for shells when she did. She may have liked the ocean, but she had a fear of water.
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*have not first sentence.. 🙂
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That’s one of my favorite songs and you can’t beat the ocean. Maybe it’s the Californian in me, but when I see the ocean I feel a sense of calm.
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I think the sound of water and the continuous rhythm of the ocean has that effect on us, TBM.
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I’ve never seen the Atlantic (‘in person’) before… looks beautiful, Patti! I did see the Pacific once, though… it’s… well, it’s fairly large.
🙂
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The Atlantic isn’t quite as large as the Pacific, but you still can’t see to the other side, Robert. Before seeing the ocean “in person” as a teenager, I could never understand why other continents couldn’t be seen.
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made me take a deep breath and sigh. 🙂
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That was your moment of relaxation, Theresa, now, back to work! 😉 I’m sure there’s something in your vicinity that needs its picture taken. Have a great week!
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“Praise the LORD from the earth, you great sea creatures and all ocean depths,”
Psalm 148:7 NIV The ocean can be peaceful yet very powerful. Margaret
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Perfect, Margaret.
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Very humbling, Patti.
blessings ~ maxi
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Yep, I realize I’m not in control of anything, Maxi. Blessings to you.
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Beautiful photo, was it taken early in the morning? Swing by in hopes you’ll join the fun of Memory Monday
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No, Sandy, I’m not a morning person. This was probably late afternoon/early evening. I’ll have to check out Memory Monday, thanks for the invitation.
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That is a wonderful view. Lucky!
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Thanks, I am blessed to live within driving distance of the ocean, though I don’t go there often enough.
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The perfect place to be!
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I agree! It’s a little busier this time of year, though.
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The ocean makes me feel small, but in a good way. When I’m there, I feel very inter-connected with nature.
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That’s a good way to describe that feeling, Sheryl.
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I love that song! Lovely shot of the ocean! Nice post!
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Thanks, Eileen!
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I never get tired of seeing ocean shots. Nice one, Patti.
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Thanks, Susan. I don’t tire of them, either.
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Beautiful shot, Patti. The colors are very dramatic!
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Thank you, Naomi.
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Great picture! Who wouldn’t feel small standing by the ocean? 🙂
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You make a good point, Janna. 🙂
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Reblogged this on Poems From Psalms And Nature and commented:
This beautiful photo is by Patti Jarrett. All Rights Reserved.
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Thank you, Ellen.
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The colors you captured are amazing. Thank you for permission to share.
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