Today is the fourth anniversary of my sister Lori’s passing, so, predictably, I woke up in the grips of sadness. I wanted to spend the day in quiet contemplation, perhaps, dreaming in purple, but Monday means necessary work. I was not exactly looking forward to a long “working meeting” day and wondered how in the world I would get through, but God reminded me that work is sacred and that as long as I continued “working for Him,” He would do His part in helping me feel safe, focused, and strong enough to get through.
After a gloomy weekend, the sun is shining brightly, an invitation for me to glow in the moment. I am thankful for this moment. Though grieving the loss, I am grateful for Lori’s beautiful life.
I crafted the sunflower in today’s post for the Week 36: Golden Hour prompt for 52Frames. Unable to find a good “golden hour” to shoot in, I spent a figurative golden hour with this sunflower. It is just the image I need to have in my mind–a sunny reminder to change my focus or #facethesun [the Son of God] when I encounter the unpleasant moments of life.
What a beautiful image! I may be imagining this, but I seem to see the colors of the Ukrainian flag.
Blessings to you today as you remember your sister and grieve her passing.
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Thank you and thank you! Maybe, it’s your imagination…maybe, it’s the way your screen “processes” color. LOL. On my end the background color is more purple than blue and a greenish yellow (or yellowish green?).
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Beautiful, glorious! Hugs sent your way. ;o( xoxo
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Thank you, Sheila-girl! Hugs right back…
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Beautiful words Chandra. May the Lord be with you as you remember your sister
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Thank you, friend!
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Praise to the God of all comfort.
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Amen…
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Absolutely beautiful image!
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Thank you!
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