So great to go out and to allow one's emotions to be pacified. Only nature can do this for me.
Poetry in motion is a good way to describe the natural art in the scenes.
So amazing to watch the constant changes in the scenes, as nature uses the elements and the winds to paint the beautiful sights. Talking about emotions, we recently had a moving experience, as a tree that we adopted to honor our little friend that passed away was eventually planted. So, we were invited to go and see the tree and it was a situation of tears and happiness. I have shown you the post HERE
So, you might understand that I was a bit raw inside when I took these photos.
Come and see.
The sun joined the party for a short while and it turned up some magical colors. We have had daily rains here for the past two weeks and today was no exception, so we could only come out for a short while. Thankfully it was a good experience.
Talking about rain, you can see below that the clouds started to darken at a rapid pace. I loved to see the sun ray piercing the clouds to show up the palm tree in its beauty.
I so wish that I could paint this picture below, but someone has hi-jacked my painting talents and sold them to some famous artist many years ago :)
And so, the time arrived for us to go, as the power cut was over, and we had work to do before the next power cut arrived.
The cold has also arrived, and we are busy packing food parcels that we will take to hand out to the poor people that live in the streets. Always a dicey affair as some of them go and sell the parcels to get money for alcohol, but we cannot keep an eye on them. So, we console ourselves with the thought that we give from our hearts, and what they do with it is between them and God. As in life, there will always be abusers, but that will not stop us from doing at Papillon what we do, because if even one was helped, then our giving was worth it.
Just our way of looking at life.
I hope that you enjoyed the story and the pictures.
And That's All Friends.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.
