I read newspapers about Sunflower this morning. I loved the quote by Carol Lynn Ripka:
"Their heads bowing or dancing cheerfully in the breeze, sunflowers are a fun and festive end-of-summer flower and a prelude to fall"
photos by Flickr
How do my hands wave? Moving and rising in my hands the way it shows all the pictures. Reaching, grasping and encasing in my hands it paints your understanding into a perfect place. Tumbling and rumbling in my hands move all the beautiful feeling in an inspiration. Crashing and smashing in my hands it stands for all the meanings of natural signing. Waving with my hands reflects! (created by Deb Ann)
3 comments:
Reminded me of the mystery of the disappearing sunflower heads from my childhood. Who or what was stealing the tops of the sunflowers from our garden? We were all baffled as to who the culprit could be. One day we returned home and walked out into the backyard just in time to see a squirrel scampering away with the stalk of a sunflower head gripped between his teeth!
*laughs*
At our family camp, we returned to our tent just in time to see a squirrel eating some dirty cooked- marshmallow. We were quietly watching the squirrel eating and how interesting it handles the marshmallow! It's hands had to stretch every other second while eating the cooked-marshmallow in its mouth. Once we made a noisy, it ran really fast with the marshmallow in its mouth up the cottonwood tree. The squirrels are always amazing with anything!
*smiles*
I like your squirrel story too!
Sarah
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