Wednesday Vignette: Life will go on
Shock. Disbelief. Anger. Frustration.
There’s no panacea, but one thing I do know: Life will go on. Always has, always will.
Right now, I’m choosing to focus on things that make me feel better. Like this vignette I photographed last Saturday at the Ruth Bancroft Garden.
Succulents and fall color, not something I see often.
The Wednesday Vignette meme is hosted by Anna Kullgren over at Flutter and Hum. You can read her current Wednesday Vignette post here. Be sure to check out the links to other blogs that are also participating.
Gorgeous combination! You're right life will go on and so will gardening, thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteWhat would I do without gardening? It's my main stress reliever. I think I would go nuts.
DeleteIt's a beautiful image and focusing on what's beautiful, positive and actionable is particularly important now.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! Anything to feel less helpless.
DeleteI'm doing the same. Gardening is my happy place.
ReplyDeleteAt least we have that. We're lucky!
DeleteBeautiful. Thank you. We are lucky to have the comfort of the garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the beautiful red foliage in the background? I recognize the berries of Toyon, in front of the red foliage.
I don't even know. It's from the trees outside the wall along Bancroft Road.
DeleteWe need beauty and our gardens more than ever with this disastrous change in politics. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOur gardens will be our sanctuaries more than ever.
DeleteI am still stunned. I felt sick to my stomach at first but now I am just dazed. What a week.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a gorgeous picture. Do you know what makes up the silvery "wall" at center left of the photo?
Thank you again for giving us something really lovely and colorful to contemplate.
The blue-silver shrub is Ephredra equisetina.
DeleteThank you :)
DeleteYes, shock and awe, and not the good kind. What a beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteAt least nobody can take the beauty of our gardens and natural spaces away!
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