Nature will bear the closest inspection.  She invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf, and take an insect view of its plain.”

~Henry David Thoreau

(The entry for today kind of bothered me.  It’s like I was babbling away with no clear direction.  Maybe I do have an excuse, though.  On Friday I was married, and we just got back to “normal life” today.  Sigh.)

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  1. philip cushing says:

    Well that is awesome that on Friday you just got married … and the picture is awesome … and Thoreau rocks. May you are leading by three in this inning :)

    Sorry was that a baseball analogy. I am not a sports person but that just seemed to flow right out there. See other people babble to. :)

    Congrats again.

    Namaste
    ~ Philip

  2. Lynn says:

    I think you are entitled!

  3. christina says:

    Congrats, my dear friend.
    This is beautiful news!!
    xoxo

  4. Talon says:

    Babbling? Hardly! What a gorgeous macro! And just think how much more special your “real life” is with you and F. enjoying it as man and wife!

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