Happy Mother’s Day

 

 

 

The day is almost over but I did want to wish you all a Happy Mother’s Day. It is a day to celebrate, and for some it is a day filled with “Special Memories”of days gone by. It is a time of many different emotions for all of us. One thing for sure we will never forget the impact that our Mother’s have left in our hearts and lives forever. God Bless all those special women in the world who have made a difference in our lives whether it be our mother, or some one else who was a motherly figure in ones life.

God Bless one and all , and I do hope you all had a wonderful day/evening and night.

Sincerely Dianne :)

P.S  I  am very sorry I haven’t been very active blogging, and visiting. I can only spend a bit of time on my computer as I still have some inner ear problems, but I am doing better and hope one day to be back to my old normal self.  Yours Truly, Dianne

Guard Your Heart

 

 

 

Proverbs 4:23

The Message (MSG)

^23-27 Keep vigilant watch over your heart;
that’s where life starts.
Don’t talk out of both sides of your mouth;
avoid careless banter, white lies, and gossip.
Keep your eyes straight ahead;
ignore all sideshow distractions.
Watch your step,
and the road will stretch out smooth before you.
Look neither right nor left;
leave evil in the dust.

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I was reading this and pondering it in my heart the other day. Proverbs has so much wisdom, and good advice to live by. With God’s Help and by His Spirit in me that is how I want to live my life. I am not perfect but I know The One Who Is. His name is Jesus.

I hope to find you all well. I am off work, and just taking it easy today. It has been a long, hard winter in Canada, and other parts of the Globe. I can speak for myself when I say Thank God it is almost Spring. Like I told one friend recently, “ I hope Spring doesn’t get lost on the way.”

See you in the Spring. Take care and have a Blessed Day.

Sincerely Dianne :)

Dianne © dsphotocats

Chubby Little Robin

 

 

I came across this Chubby Little Robin the other day at Presqu'ile Provincial Park. He looks like an American Robin and quite young. I was surprised to see it here, and by the looks of it I think he has been living off the local bird feeders. I am thinking he may have stayed the winter for some reason. Maybe he lost his way or was too young to make the trip further south. He was the only one I saw. I have to say he was a sight to see. Just maybe a sign that Spring is just around the corner. I for one sure hope so.

As I get ready to post  this many of you come to mind. I Hope to find you all well.   Sincerely Dianne  :)

Words and photo by Dianne © dsphotocats