Author: Gay Nell Olive

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Natural Beauty Inside and Out

What a joy to see her walk into a room. Brings sunshine and smiles everywhere. One person so full of love. Sharing the sweet kindness given her. A jewel she is, given to us. With radiant beauty to brighten all our ways. Looking always upward to her Father above. Showing us where her strength does … Continue reading Natural Beauty Inside and Out →

Yellow Poplar Tree 100-150 years old

This Poplar Tree was big when my husband was a young boy. No one really knows the exact age of it. The top was hit by lightening  many years ago and destroyed a portion of it but it still stands strong and beautiful.

Hello Everyone

Two weeks, no post, that's a long time. Doctor's visits, an over night hospital visit for test disrupted any plans I might have had.   Suddenly, I realized I needed a plan when I was going to post to the blog. A plan so that anyone following me would know when to expect a post from … Continue reading Hello Everyone →

A GIFT WHEN NEEDED

These were taken with my cell phone inside our car as we drove toward our home down a long road. The sky was so beautiful, my cell phone could not do it justice.

HUMMINGBIRDS SHARING AND IN FLIGHT

  (Sharing a poem I wrote about the Hummingbird with their pictures) THE Hummingbird Hummingbirds flying back and forth. Rushing they are to their source of strength. Some share and some do not. They want it all for themselves. Peaceful it is watching them. And hearing them humming in the air. Many thoughts I have … Continue reading HUMMINGBIRDS SHARING AND IN FLIGHT →

TWISTED VINES AND TWISTED ROADS

Twisted vines in all directions How do you know where to go Up and up the trellis you climb No end it seems you can find   Flowers pretty on the vine Leaving sights and smells to behold Have I flowered on my twisted road Given beauty to behold   Twisted our roads in life … Continue reading TWISTED VINES AND TWISTED ROADS →

LARGE CREPE MYRTLES

                                                                                                                 Struggling to Bloom in Dry Weather