I can imagine that the rose, like us and our rain barrels, is waiting for a heavenly refreshment. But it hasn't rained today either, Carme. Instead, it was bright blue skies and sunshine in the afternoon - perfect children's birthday weather ;-)
Ah, Carme, I took my intention for the deed. But now: Thanks for your explanation. Yes, we were lucky to enjoy the perhaps last summer days. Today the rain you thought to come on Friday poured down. Our rain barrels are filled again. Abraçades.
Nice sky shot with a lovely rose.
ReplyDeleteThe rose has a two-metre-long stem, so fortunately I didn't have to bend down ;-)
DeleteThank you. A last rose of summer? Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSome roses are still in bloom, Sue, but the first harbingers of autumn are in sight.
DeleteLa rosa espera la pluja?
ReplyDeleteI can imagine that the rose, like us and our rain barrels, is waiting for a heavenly refreshment. But it hasn't rained today either, Carme. Instead, it was bright blue skies and sunshine in the afternoon - perfect children's birthday weather ;-)
DeleteQue bé, per l'aniversari dels nens! Me n'alegro molt que hagi pogut celebrar-se amb sol i el cel blau.
DeleteHo deia per un refrany que tenim en català: Bassetes al cel, pastetes a la terra.
Aquests núvols petits i rodons semblen bassals, bassals petits (bassetes) i pastetes, vols dir fang, terra mullada.
Però els refranys no sempre funcionen. En aquest, cas, per sort!
Ah, Carme, I took my intention for the deed.
DeleteBut now: Thanks for your explanation.
Yes, we were lucky to enjoy the perhaps last summer days. Today the rain you thought to come on Friday poured down. Our rain barrels are filled again.
Abraçades.
Màgic reflex de la rosa al cel. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sean.
This very rose is always an attractive motif in front of a changing sky.
DeleteAferradetes, Paula.
Ho deia perquè els niguls semblen petits pètals, com si les roses es reflectissin al cel. ;-)
DeleteAh, now I see. Thanks for explaining.
DeletePrecioso cielo, adornado con la belleza de la rosa.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
I saw this morning sky through the window and knew from which spot in the garden I would photograph it ;-)
DeleteUn abrazo, Antonia.
Em sembla que darrerament no li caic molt bé al teu blog o almenys no em reconeix i em deixa a Spam.🤷♀️
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, Paula. As soon as I'm online, if necessary, I'll immediately mutate into a liberator, Paula.
DeleteI see a variation on a theme developing here!
ReplyDeleteHmmm ... ;-)
DeleteI like it! Trying to catch up on blog reading, we've all gotten behind since the baby came.
ReplyDeleteGive your grandchild a kiss for me. My good thoughts are with all of you.
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