Wordless Wednesday: No one can stop spring

Regardless of what is going on in the world, flowers are always looking up.  So should you.  

quote, June ?Stover, via Google search / The Organic View  Flowers in or near our east flower bed

What's going on here? Missing photos!

  Weird thing: Today i checked last week's post, "Recent Reading: AKA Words on Wednesday, a Day Late," and discovered the last two photos were gone! They'd been replaced by big ovals with a dash in the middle.  MyGuy and i looked at the photos, and decided maybe Google found this in violation of copyright. We don't see why though - and shouldn't there have been an email or such, to inform me of a problem?
  Anyway, i did change the second photo to hide the story (NOT all the story, one page out of about 20.) And i hope this is some Computer Farm anomaly, because i have lots of similar pics on this blog.*  i always try to put a not-distracting amount of background in, to hopefully avoid copyright issues, "fair use ".

*There are not "worlds enough and time" to check them all.  But i would appreciate hearing from anyone who's noticed such a thing here!

Recent Reading, AKA Words on "Wednesday," a day late

Some of my Recent Reading

In the photo, but no particular order:

Resurrection Sunday, 2020

 Of course, i've been reading lots lately.  One of the most recent things i've read is a booklet of Dr. J. Vernon McGee's The Tabernacle: God's Portrait of Christ.  (takes a minute to download, but it's free.)

  i find the ideas presented very powerful explanation of Christ and salvation.

Wordless Wednesday: Meeting The Horse

Grandpa introduces - one of his grandsons; they all wore this snowsuit - to Cricket, the elderly horse, enjoying her retirement home..

Such as it is, the sketch

i might come back and make a finished piece out of this, but the purpose was to have fun with my pencils in the hour or so of decent light.
Here's a couple photos: https://wondersandmarvels-wonderfull.blogspot.com/2020/03/not-quite-wordless-wednesday-field.html

Not Quite Wordless Wednesday: Revisiting Ruth

  A few years back, i did a vew Saturday Sister meditations based on my reading of several Ruth novels.

  Then i couldn't figure out what i could say without spoiling the plots of all of them.

  Recently, i came across some illustrations that i made for posts never written, and thought i'd share them anyway.

This one i could not get to scan nicely, so i redid it in Windows Paint.