
(Colorado harebell. Photo © 2009 by Robin)
What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. These are but trifles, to be sure; but scattered along life’s pathway, the good they do is inconceivable.
~ Joseph Addison
I have trouble seeing or hearing the word “inconceivable” without thinking of The Princess Bride (montage found here).




Robin, enjoying your photos and quotes here at Bountiful Healing. I have BH and Bogs on our blogroll. I’ll be checking both.
What a wonderful spot of color right in the middle of this picture. Certainly does make the picture smile!
Thanks Anna and Corina. 🙂
What a very delicate color, that flower is. That- periwinkle? Lavendar? Something in between, to my eyes it’s such an… ‘inconceivable’ color to find growing right up out of the ground.
🙂
Have you read the princess bride? I think it’s Goldstein or Goldman or someone who writes it, and his intro or foreward is really funny. He reveals much more than authors generally ought.
I knew you’d enjoy the color, Amuirin. I manipulated this photo a little, toning down all of the colors except for the lavender or periwinkle (I’m not sure either) in the flower.
I haven’t read the book. It’s on my list of books I want to read. This would be a very good time to read it, I think. I need some funny. And I like when authors reveal “much more than authors generally ought.”
So delicate and petite and sweet – I like how you highlighted just the flower!
Me too. 🙂
Thanks for another great post, Robin!
Thank you, Lisa. 🙂