I love walking through my garden several times a day. The Spring bulbs I planted in Autumn are beginning to bloom. This beautiful scilla, captured a bit of the blue sky in it’s blossoms. I decided it was pretty enough to be part of Cee’s Flower of the Day.
I had a surprise when I downloaded the photograph and spied a small insect of some type on the underside of the the Scilla leaf. Do you see it to the left of the uppermost bloom? It appears to be a sweat bee, ready to begin searching for pollen and nectar.
Why would this thrill me? I felt like it was sent from God to give my spirit a lift. You see, when I paint a floral watercolor, I always include a small inchworm somewhere in my painting. The sweat bee felt like God calling my attention to his artwork, and reminding me to stop all the never-ending upkeep of house and garden, and nurture myself a bit and paint.
This post is part of Nurturing Thursday.
That blue is a heavenly blue.
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Thank you! I think so too. 😊
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What a lovely thought! Enjoyed your post today!
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Thanks so much.
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I love the way you think. My friend, DiVoran would agree with you!
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Thanks so much, and thanks for stopping by today.
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The sweat bee was definitely a call to stop and enjoy life!
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I think so too! 😍
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We need to stop from time to time to see the nurturing signs in our lives.
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Yes, we do…it gives me strength to see something beautiful in nature.
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