So many subscribe and come to see Tuesday 4 but only a few participate.
On another note, a few weeks ago someone was making fun of Senator Elizabeth Warren. She is remembered for having taken a university job meant for an indigenous American. It was her family traditional history that they had Cherokee ancestors. Well, it turns out she did but she inherited only 1/1000th from that ancestor and of course we know the job is for someone with a complete experience.. I do not approve of her taking that job.. it was wrong, But something else struck me as I was thinking things over.
Which of us will be remembered for generations to come with pride and reverence? Why most of us don't even know our great grandparents and when we pass on we will be forgotten by future gnerations, as is most common.
Yet, this man or women is remembered by many generations even down to relations who retain little of their DNA but 'wear' it with pride!
Imagine what kind of person this must have been! It reminds me of the scripture that says " her children rise up to call her blessed." In this case her children's great great great grandchildren call her blessed. Imagine that!
Every story has many sides to it if we look deeply and consider things. . I just thought it would be nice to share my thoughts on this with you.
Welcome back to Toni Taddeo's Tuesday 4 where we try to have fun answering questions about various subjects.
March, they say, comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. It is called the windy month like Chicago is called the windy city!
1. Has March come in like a lion or a lamb in your neck of the woods?
Windy days began at the last weeks of February and March has been very windy indeed!
2. There have been some awful storms of late.. have you suffered through them or have you ever suffered through a very bad storm in your life? (if so we wish you well)
There have been some wind storms that knocked down limbs and twigs in the woods and today was the remnants of the severe storms that ravaged the mid west and south the past 2 days . For us, there was wind and rain.. a good soaking.
3. Spring begins March 20th and ends with summer on June 20th this year. Any plans for Spring in general? How about the spring holidays?
My family will gather for the spring holy days coming up in April.
4. What are your favorite springtime flowers? I think Daffodils, Hyacinths, violets, tulips, bluebells, lady slipper are all so very pretty. Mountain pinks are wonderful and grow around the pond.
From my garden in Spring:
Lilac |
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Scotch Broom |
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Some of my wisteria.. its all over the place |
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White Mountain Pinks |
Rhododendrun |
Trees or shrubs? Lilacs, Pussy Willow, Forsythia , Azalea and Rhodedenrun all grow in my yard and I think they are very pretty.
How about a song with a springtime theme to it that you enjoy? I remember the song "April Showers" that our 2nd grade teacher taught to us. We had music lessons in our town schools from kindergarten all the way up. Everyone learned to read music and play an instrument. Music, art, homemaking and 'shop' were considered important classes then and America was better for it.
Those flowers are all so pretty! I used to garden and had lots of flower, but not so many anymore. I like to use floral graphics in my Bible journaling. So true about forgotten generations. Most are not interested until someone has passed. I have the names of my great, great, grandparents. I remember my great grandparents. Have a nice week!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is so pretty with all the trees and flowers. I know it takes work to keep it all up. I enjoyed your thoughts about how many of us will be remembered after we are gone. I think few of us will have that heritage. But that's okay by me if I get to spend eternity with loved one and our Lord. God bless you dear Annie.xx
ReplyDeleteI can only wish for a garden like what you have, smiles. Wishing you a lovely day my friend.
ReplyDeleteThankfully here in our NYS capital region school district, my daughters (now 31 and 26) took music, art and home/careers and woodworking all through elementary school and junior high. (junior high was the home/careers/woodworking/sewing). They also begin languages very early here. Each student is exposed to French, German, Spanish and Russian beginning in 2nd grade. One semester for each language. then in junior high they had to decide to "major" in one. Oldest chose French but also took a semester of Spanish. Youngest chose Russian and also took a semester of Latin and 2 years of French. I believe it's still the same here. According to some neighbors anyways.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the wisteria photo!! ALl of your photos are gorgeous. Happy Tuesday!!
Gorgeous flower photos, Annie! My favorite spring flower is the daffodil. I also love seeing wisteria growing in the spring time. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are beautiful! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteHello ! Lovely photos ! I noticed a solitary snowdrop and three purple crocuses in my little garden this morning ! The mini-daffodils are not far behind...ah , sweet spring !
ReplyDeleteYes, we had music in the elementary grades, but not art. I wish we had, as I loved to draw back then and if I had had the opportunity, I might have done more with it. I had one teacher who saw my artistic ability and let me draw the horses and some other things on a big mural we were doing for history that year. I always appreciated that she gave me that opportunity. I wish now I'd tried harder to keep up with artistic pursuits. I love all your photos of your beautiful flowers in the spring...you have quite a lovely yard and live in a place that has a lot of beauty surrounding you. Thank you for doing this each week!! We appreciate you!
ReplyDeleteOk I liked this and have copied the questions and will answer them on my Random Stuff blog this morning. That said I liked your answers and the birds flying around the page. I don't remember having music when I was in primary only when I got to high school.
ReplyDeleteLovely reminders of spring! The Bradford Pear trees are blooming as well as daffodils. I also love tulips - such a harbinger of spring. I'm enjoying the warmer weather as well.
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