reflecting

7/9/11

Early each morning I go out and take a walk in the garden, hose in hand, and reflect.  It's a time to let my mind wander from the minutia to the pressing things in life.



There really isn't much to do out here as the hot weather dictates that the garden is pretty much on it's own.  But my time in the garden is still needed...

The renewal it brings is still there. 
The peace it provides is still there. 
The nourishment it yields is still there.

Every soul needs a quiet time of reflection.  Be sure you find yours today.  Have a wonderful weekend.

14 comments

  1. You have said so beautifully what a garden means to me; mine is still a work in progress, but I can't resist being in it each day. Your meandering pathway is absolutely wonderful!

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  2. What a lovely post. Your pathway is just beautiful. We all do need that time, that's for sure.

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  3. Love your pathway! I love gardening in the morning and watering my plants, it is so therapeutic! Love your blog. If you have a chance, please visit my blog at chestercountycottagegirl.blogspot.com.I am now a follower.

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  4. The same here. It's a time of peace and quiet and reflection.
    Cher Sunray Gardens

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  5. I love walking in our garden too, but the heat here is unbearable too. You have a lovely garden.

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  6. Your garden looks cozy and peaceful, and I'm sure your grandchildren will love visiting it with you.

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  7. My gardens are my place for solitude and when I'm puttering away, I forget about everything else.
    I wish my walkway was as neat and tidy as yours but we got the stone free as there are fields of it up north on a friend's property.

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  8. It's the best part of the day and one of the things I love about summer mornings. So pretty!

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  9. Very nice reminder for us all.
    I see my favorite of flowers on your pathway-the geranium.
    They remind me of cottage window boxes or clay pots in a cheerful kitchen area.
    Happy flowers indeed!

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  10. Wonderful post. There is nothing like a garden!

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  11. Your garden and garden path is wonderul. A garden, large or small like mine is a great place for reflection and thankfulness for the beauty around us.

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  12. Hi Patty, taking time to reflect is such an important thing in my life. It keeps me on track.

    Happy Sunday,
    Barb ♥

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  13. Oh thank you for allowing me to walk through your garden...I so agree a garden renews and refreshes...did God know it would? Thanks for the refreshing stroll.

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  14. Your pathway is lovely! Yes, it's a time of quiet reflection, especially watering in the early morning before people are out and about!

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