Showing posts with label hummingbird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hummingbird. Show all posts

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Look for Them...










This little ice sculpture in a window box on Front Street stopped me in my tracks yesterday afternoon. I was taking a break from working in my studio, feeling traumatized and tired from the night before. I saw the hummingbird first...and took my camera out of my bag and snapped a few pictures. When downloading these images this morning, I saw the centaur...




I thought of the woman who checked us in at the ER Tuesday night...


She was wearing an enamel horse pin, and she told me about her business, Healing Horses, and invited me to bring Lisbeth out for a visit sometime soon. She said, "She doesn't have to get on a horse right away or even at all, if she doesn't want to. She can just enjoy being there with the horses - maybe help to feed and brush them. It does folks good just to be around the horses, out in the fresh air." I asked her if she has an all white horse, thinking that Lisbeth would love to see a horse that matches her kitty, Milkweed. She said, "Yes, in fact we do. He's an old Arabian that we rescued. His name is Trooper," and she gave me her card.


Yesterday morning I told Lisbeth's house manager that I would like to start taking Lisbeth to this horse farm.


Thoughts of guardians and angels...


When I open my eyes, when I pay attention, I see that they are all around me...

Sunday, June 6, 2010

June Prayer

After yesterday's post, I want to focus on what to be grateful for, like the healthy flora and fauna around my home, and other things that bring me daily delight....

Like finding this beautiful Milk Snake...

A happy grandson with a golden bellied Ringnecked Snake...

Another happy grandson with a ghosty snakeskin...

A pregnant hummingbird on the telephone line...

Dirty feet...

A Lady Slipper...

A new corn and pumpkin patch...

The guardian of the patch...

The first rosa rugosa...

Early morning sun shining through beach glass...


Water, light, color, and shadows...

What are you grateful for today?

Friday, May 21, 2010

Studio Beerhorst

Braided Vision

Who Will Throw the First Stone


Bird's Eye View

Nativity


The Letter I Can't Read With Red Orb



Hummingbird Print


The Future Now


Double Rose Vision

Boat Bed Collage

I treated myself today. To celebrate the return of my hummingbirds to the feeder, I bought the hummingbird print, posted above, which I have been eyeing for some time now. The artist, Rick Beerhorst, describes this painting as having a theme of spiritual sight going past physical sight. I do so like that thought. His paintings bring to mind Magritte.

He states:
I have always felt that a piece of art work can become a portal into the spiritual world like the idea of thin places in Celtic theology. All artistic creation can become a flight towards God. Then lets surround ours selves with truth and beauty and live lives accordingly.
(Amen to that!)

Do check out his family's website!