"Flowers seem intended for the solace
of ordinary humanity."
- John Ruskin
{both images edited with a subtle touch of KK avery}
Yes, flowers are always really good for therapy and they make great thank you's.
My boy hit a rough patch last week, then so did I. So a trip to the grocery
store was in order and that's where I found these cute little wax flowers. I've
never seen them at our grocery story before so it was a nice surprise. And there was
enough in that $3.99 bunch to fill at least 3 different containers. I also picked up
some extra ones for my neighbor. She helped tutor my son in pre-cal since
his teacher has been absent for nearly two weeks and there was a test coming
up. She just so happens to be a math teacher and pre-cal is her favorite. And since she
did it for free, I thought she could use some flowers too. So grateful!
Have a good one,
Love, Kim
P. S.- We have a new theme for the month over at Focusing on Life, and
you will find me over there musing on some word art.
So sorry you and Sam had a tough week. Hope he's feeling better and so are you!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are a lovely pick me up!
Lovely shots and that flower therapy is a great thing when you have had a tough week. Hope all is going better.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your tough week, love the photo with the flowers in the small vases the most .
ReplyDeleteLily over from TT
I'm so sorry to hear about your son. Saying a prayer. xx
ReplyDeleteIm so sorry my friend. I can see where theses flowers could brighten up your day.. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBig Hugs~
So sorry about this week being tough for you. I so love wax flower especially when it is open like this and it has such a clean smell. So love the top down image.
ReplyDeleteI love the shot from above.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so bright and cheery. I love the 'from above' point of view. I do hope your week gets better...
ReplyDeleteHope all is better and back on track now for both you and your son. A very thoughtful gesture for your neighbor and how nice to have someone that can tutor your child in math - probably the single most challenging subject in our household despite my husband having a finance degree.
ReplyDeleteLove the perspective on both shots, especially like the composition of the second one.
You are right, there is something about flowers - they're beauty and sweet scent offers blessed therapy and can put a smile on just about any face.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear you and your son hit a rough spot - I hope all is well now.
Thank you, sweet Kim, for sharing at Roses of Inspiration. Hugs to you!
The flowers are so beautiful.... I really like their delicate loveliness... not overpowering, not too bright or obnoxious... just delicate and comforting. I hope things go better soon... those rough places in life can be so hard. Thank you for sharing this... I just love the looks of those flowers. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics! x
ReplyDeleteThat was nice that she was able to help your son, and lovely flowers for a thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love your four little vase shot. Sorry things are going crazy for you. I'm heading over to see your other post. Have a blessed day and I hope a butterfly show up for you.
ReplyDeleteHope you and your family are all back on top again. Such great photos you've captured of the pretty flowers and I'm sure your neighbor is happy with your thank you gift for helping your son.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous images - love the angle of the shots. So nice of your neighbor to help out your son. Flowers brighten a sad day, and make a wonderful thank you gift too!
ReplyDeleteI had not even heard of wax flowers until this year...these sure are lovely...my favorite color group...Hope your all done with rough patches for awhile...
ReplyDeleteHave a good week.
Wonderful. Especially like the long photo with the four flowers on the board . . . and the diagonal lines in the background. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteHi Kim, nothing better then pretty blooms when hitting a rough patch or two. These are so sweet and dainty. I am sure your neighbor loved them and what a thoughtful gift to share for the math help.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the springtime inspiration too.
Hugs
These wax flowers are so beautiful, I would have picked them up as well. How lucky that you have such a nice neighbor. Is your son a junior? My daughter does pre-cal as well, and she's a junior.
ReplyDeleteKim, I absolutely love the different angles of these shots. Completely different looks. Sweet of you to give her flowers. They always brighten one's day.
ReplyDeleteLove the looking down perspective on the row of tiny bottles filled with flowers - what a great shot! Pure happiness.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you've had a rough time. The flowers are so pretty though. Hope they brought a smile to your face. They did mine.
ReplyDeleteSorry that you have had another rough week. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteThose little flowers are gorgeous!
I really like that second shot-the overhead angle and the pretty flowers are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh that Sam-what a trooper he is. Hope you feel better Kin too. I Love wax flowers and these two shots are just beautiful. (Big puffy heart) xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheerful bunch of purple to brighten your week! I love those 4 small vases, and your perspective from above. I hope this week is going better for your son and for you, Kim.
ReplyDeleteYour way of looking at things through the lens is intriguing, prodding me to start thinking outside the box too.
ReplyDeleteHope you and your son have a better week this week.
Maggie
Gorgeous presentation! I love your composing!
ReplyDeleteFlowers do make for good therapy --a great pick-me-up and even better if we can get great pictures out of them. :)
ReplyDeleteHope things are looking brighter this week.
(If your son has not discovered Khan Academy yet, ask him to check it out. Best site for learning math-related topics --from very basic addition to advanced calculus, etc. Just google it.)
Seeing your pics of these beautiful flowers picks me up..I do the same thing when I need cheering up...I pray that things look better this week too..Huge hugs.
ReplyDeleteLove the focus on the top shot and the colours
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
ahhhh, that second shot! Looking down on that beauty. That must be how God sees them too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat delicate beauties these flowers are. Such lovely photos of them.
ReplyDeletepretty flowers! I hope your son feels better!
ReplyDelete