Don't you love those little moments in life that bring you small happinesses? I have long loved the photos that Gail takes on her blog
Louisiana Belle. Recently she mentioned turning some of them into notecards. I wanted to buy some, but she insisted on sending me a sampling for free. Aren't they gorgeous?
Pierce and I will be putting these to good use in our letter writings. Louisiana Belle really captures some amazing shots. Especially her birds! Thanks, Gail!
While I cannot begin to touch Louisiana Belle's photographing talents, I did recently catch a shot downtown that I really like, looking out towards the farmer's market in Roanoke. A picture that brought me a little happy.
What about you, readers? What small thing has brought you happiness lately?
Oh Gail is an amazingly talented photographer sharing her work with others that is just who she is I love that.
ReplyDeleteYour shot is so pretty Lisa. Hug B
My feet, although not small, are happy, so that makes me happy :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy moments with our dogs. That always makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteGail is a treasure, and has such a gift! Having said that, I really enjoyed your photograph as well. =)
ReplyDeleteMy happy? Reading. Reading is always a happy.
A fresh donut
ReplyDeleteYour Roanoke picture would make a great notecard!
ReplyDeleteOh, those are GREAT photos! And yours as well.
ReplyDeleteHappy is elusive for me lately. I've been bogged down by work stuff so I have to make it a point to turn off the negative and work on positive. Thanks for the reminder this morning--I'm gonna focus on positive and happy today!
gail is an amazing photographer and a very sweet, sweet soul! :)
ReplyDeletelove that fountain shot. beautifully done!
Sweet of your friend to send the note cards!
ReplyDeleteI completely understand about the photo you took, Lisa. It makes me happy also, and you did a wonderful job.
Wishing you and the family a happy weekend. :)
Your picture is really artistic! The way the fountain is on the left, and very up front, then the long row of smaller green awnings. It also gives a sense of space, almost like 3-D. Her cards are so pretty! I am checking now to see if she is the Gail that I know.
ReplyDeleteSpending the day with Mia!!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteI agree, Gail is so talented.
ReplyDeleteI like her pictures and your picture. :)
ReplyDeleteI hung the kids school projects on the front door this morning. Seeing their surprised/happy looks (usually we put in on the 'fridge) made me happy. Esp. the teen who was deliberately trying to hide her happy. ;)
yes very talented. My spouse also makes notecard from here photography and often donates them to our local library for their fundraisers...:)
ReplyDeleteShe definitely does have a good eye- her photos are always wonderful. I like yours too- the water drops against that red brick..love old buildings. My happy today? Lunch with my sister- she ate while I talked and I ate while she talked. :)
ReplyDeleteTake a picture on the old town is so interesting. It must be there are so many pleasure there.
ReplyDeleteI like jokes from friends.
ReplyDeleteI like the pictures.
ReplyDeleteI suppose my small happiness would be that I finally caught my son at home last night and got to talk to him on the phone.
Simple pleasure do fill my heart the most. We had a snow fall last Sunday while the flowers were still blooming and just seeing some of the flowers determined to still open their petals was amazing .
ReplyDeleteQuite delightful picture from Gail. And you!
ReplyDeleteI like pictures from different places. And good jokes.
Blessings and Bear hugs!
Lisa, I am so honored that you wrote this. I'm also happy that there are people still love old-fashioned note writing. It was my pleasure to send these to you. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteForgot to add that I love your shot of the fountain. It would also make a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteGail's photography is stunning, and she's a sweet lady. Your photo is great, too. I like the row of buildings set off by the fountain--very nice. My little happy? Larry got me Kathy Reichs' newest book. :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a good question; it's important to appreciate what made us happy. We drove through a charming town (Little Washington) and went to an art gallery. I even bought a framed landscape in pastels.
ReplyDeleteI love the doggy one, so cute!
ReplyDeleteYour photo is notecard worthy also !
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what beautiful notecards, how sweet! and your fountain shot is really nice, i love it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful picture! I love how you captured the movement of the water!
ReplyDeleteI recently bought these scented soy sprinkles from a company called The Pink Zebra. I've put them in my car, and now my car smells like orange slices whenever I'm driving. I LOVE the smell of citrus!
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