Monthly Inspiration

Inspiration, Reflections

Hello and welcome.

I apologize for being MIA for the last couple of weeks, but life has taken some twists and turns, and my focus has not been on writing. I have started a “catch-up” post and hope to have it done over the weekend (this is a three-day holiday weekend so perhaps by Monday).

For now, here is our monthly inspiration.

From my 2023 wall calendar.

*My dad gave me a new camera and I am still figuring it out. Somehow, I got the date and time stamp turned on and now I have to figure out how to turn it off.*

15 thoughts on “Monthly Inspiration”

  5. Hopefully you are back on an even keel again Ruth and September will be a much better month for you. I like the verse and the Bluebirds. Hope you figure out how to turn the date stamp off. I’ve not had the problem, but I know you can touch something one minute and it is messed up the next with tech stuff.

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    1. Thank you, Linda. We are in the process of gather information on our options for putting a house on the farm, so it is a busy time with lots to think about.
      Blue birds have seemed like a theme for me this year as they have appeared several times on my calendar and we’ve seen them a lot at the farm, including the babies that apparently fledged when we weren’t around.
      I have the camera instruction downloaded on my computer – just need to get time to look at them 🙂

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      1. I am glad it is nothing medically related for anyone in the family Ruth – that is good news and I hope it works out for you. It seems like it was just yesterday you were excited about putting up the big red barn. 🙂 Time flies doesn’t it? I was thinking that there had been an abundance of bluebirds in the monthly calendar pages, but, bluebirds symbolize happiness and the passages are positive, so that’s likely the reason. I know how that is with reading directions and getting acclimated to “new tech stuff” – the Windows 10 laptop sits nearby, bought by my boss for work, but I love Windows 7 and it’s a pain to move everything to another computer … so here I am. I use Windows 10 at work when I remote in, so there it sits. 🙂

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