WOULD YOU LIKE TO SHARE SOME TEA AND CAKE IN THE GARDEN WITH ME

JESUS LOVE US

TODAY I WILL WORK ON MY LIVING ROOM AND SPEND SOME TIME IN THE GARDEN GIVE YOR SELF THE GIFT OF LOVE THEN GIVE THAT GIFT TO OTHERS

TODAY I WILL RE STLE MY LIVING ROOM AND SPEND SOME TIME OUT IN THE GARDEN SIPING SOME TEA THIS MORNING WE HAVE SOME WONDERFULL SUPRISED MORNING REIN

WHAT A BEUTIFULL DAY AT MY GARDEN PEACEFULL SUNDAY

MY GRAND DOUGHER IS MY PRINCES

Today I’m having tea out on the veranda. You might suspect I am on the veranda because the sun is shining, actually it quite the opposite. It is raining. I feel at home when I am close to the rain. So when it rains I move my tea to the veranda….

There is something sacred, something holy, something deeply personal about sitting on the veranda. So I keep to my own thoughts. Today, my thoughts have not drifted very far. In fact, I am pondering the veranda itself. The word is beautiful and beckoning. "Come out on the veranda" is a warm invitation.

I do love the veranda, I glance over the garden while looking out into the rain and sipping my tea and feel contentment by just being…

I do love the veranda, I glance over the garden while looking out into the rain and sipping my tea and feel contentment by just being…