I think everywhere in the world understand the storms of summer can be rough but here in the US summer storms bring severe thunderstorms, derecho winds, tornadoes and of course downpours.
While the rain is being enjoyed by our community garden, the wind has not been our friend. Early morning storms today played havoc for a decades old oak tree by our church.
The clouds, since daybreak, have been ominous as they pounded us with water.
But the flowers still prove that they can survive, maybe even thrive as long as the winds stay clear of their tender stems.
And as the clouds begin to dissipate, George, the neighborhood Red Tail Hawk, calls out to remind us that all is well and to always trust in the creator of all things to create beauty after a storm, regardless of where the storm that may be happening.
I close with a reminder to be kind especially in the midst of a storm. It will make the storm more bearable.
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I hope you haven’t had any flooding. Your flowers look so pretty! 😊
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We have been fortunate. But there is flooding close by.
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