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Thursday, November 22, 2007

My Thanksgiving Joy in Photographs




We took a walk today. Four-year-old baby boy and his "Mimi" went frolicking in the woods.
Explored an old barn.....












He was fascinated with pine cones and leaves, dirt, and all things boy.



I was fascinated with him.



Just him.







On the way home today, I snapped the photographs below.
I remember seeing a sunset like this many years ago over a body of water that was just stunning. My heart was heavy that day and I was worried deeply about someone I loved.
I crossed the bridge, looked to my right and saw a myriad of spectacular colors in the sky. It looked like a deliberate mural - a painting from God.
In my heart that day I heard these words, "Don't worry. I'm not through painting his picture yet."


And He wasn't.


I wonder what the future will hold for his son? My four-year-old joy with the luminous eyes......

I hope I remember to look to the Painter and less to my own understanding.






20 comments:

One Wacky Mom said...

Happy Thanksgiving my pencil skirt! How was it? I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your baby...how lucky and blessed you are.

Can't wait to talk to you...

Anndi said...

Beautiful pictures from a lady with a beautiful heart...

May your holiday season bring you Joy and Peace.

Barbara said...

Hi hope that you had a great Thanksgiving.
What a cutie next to your side :)
He is very lucky to have you.

You have a very spiritual soul, my friend. We have to look beyond ourselves at times...

Mimi Lenox said...

Ev - Dial, dear. I have a lot to tell you.

Anndi - I adore you. Always nice to see you at the castle.

Barbara - My new friend from France. Blessings, indeed.

Akelamalu said...

An adorable boy, but then so is his mother! xx

Desert Songbird said...

So precious. Thanks for sharing these tender moments.

Linda said...

Love all the pictures and I can definitely see the family resemblance in those pictures! Of course, it's only a half-face family resemblance but there's one there nonetheless!

Unknown said...

I love your pictures! You have a unique style for framing an image and it turns out very nice.
It is also wonderful you had such a great Thanksgiving with your family.

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Tarheel Rambler said...

Mimi, your camera has noting on you. You can paint a beautiful picture just with your words. The photographs are a bonus! Great post!

As if you don't have enough to do, I've tagged you for the Blue Tea Meme if you're interested in taking part.

Robin Lee Sardini said...

Beautiful boy who has a beauty~full mom!
I saw a spectacular sunset tonight that made me say "thank you" to the Painter...deep blue and purple lake effect clouds distinctly edged in hot pink.
Thank you for this lovely perspective of your wonderful world.

Bud Fisher said...

Happy Turkey Day! Hope it was special...

Travis Cody said...

Sounds like a wonderful way to spend your Thanksgiving.

Jeff B said...

What a Painter indeed!

From little boys to sunsets, His canvas is increadible.

Unknown said...

Wonderful photos! They remind me of my Thanksgivings as a child.

Mimi Lenox said...

Akelamalu - Thank you very much. He is special.

Songbird - How was your holiday? Love it when you comment. Thanks.

Linda - Half-face resemblance, yes. Little half-pint is just right for a half-face photo.

Tracy - Thanks for visiting. I will come knocking on your blog door! Do you have pie?

Lee - What a nice thing to say. Thank you. You're a fine wordsman yourself. I've heard of this Blue Tea Meme. I'll check it out. I have to do it, else be thrown in my own dungeon.

Robin - Did you snap a photo? That sounds gorgeous.

Bud - Thank you. Same to you. My day was very special, yes.

Trav - We had frolicking fun in the leaves. It was a perfect day with baby boy.

Jeff - You said it best. His canvas is incredible.

Nick - Glad I could take you back in time. I'd forgotten some of those little spots existed. We even found a working bee house! And stayed away.....

Anonymous said...

Beautiful photos accompanied with wonderful text!! Here in the Netherlands we don't do Thanksgiving, but we hope you had a wonderful one.

Anonymous said...

Mimi, I didn't know you were a grandmother. He is a gorgeous little man! I hope to be as vibrant and look as good as you do when I am a grandma.

Mimi Lenox said...

Polli - I'm not exactly over-the-hill ya know! And thanks.

Anonymous said...

I didn't mean my comment to say you were over the hill. My grandma became my grandma at age 36, 2 years younger than I am now! Truth be told, I am probably more over the hill than you. Apologies for being rude.

Lee Ann aka Dixie said...

Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Next year I'll be a grandma... and nope she's not calling me "Granny" either... ;-)

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