“Each day comes bearing its own gifts. Untie the ribbons.”
—Ruth Ann Schabacker
From the 2012 Ignatian Inspiration Calendar
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“Each day comes bearing its own gifts. Untie the ribbons.”
—Ruth Ann Schabacker
From the 2012 Ignatian Inspiration Calendar
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Oh, I just love that calendar. I look forward to it each year and always go through it immediately! Thanks, Denise, for all of your wonderful pics and great reflections. I hope you ‘untie’ many ribbons today!
Good to see you back, Andie! I join my thanks to yours for all the wonderful photo contributions we’ve had this year. This blog is a community effort!
Beautiful… Absolutely beautiful…
Wouldn’t you love to go for a stroll down that path?
Love the pic. Love the quote. Thank you.
Thank you for your presence, Suzanne.
Truly a very beautiful picture. Even nature has put on its happy gorgeous colours in celebration. It seems as though it is looking forward to winter: to a well earned rest. It has, after all, been up since early spring, giving glory to God.
Tina, I like that idea of nature needing a rest too.
I got the idea partly, from a little girl. I was visiting her mother my friend. The little girl was holding a cup in her hands drinking milk. Suddenly the cup fell crashing to the floor. She just looked at her mother and said: “Mummy, the cup was so tired so it fell!”The same logic I applied to leaves falling in autumn.
Thankyou Denise for such a stunningly beautiful quote above as well as for this site.