March 16, 2012
awaiting spring renewal"
I spotted this sweet young deer outside our bedroom window this morning. He or she seemed to be waiting for spring...or perhaps, a friend with whom to share some R&R :) I did catch him/her nibbling at the sparse grass that blankets our lawn these days. With the fresh loss of my dear friend, seeing this young life renews MY hope and makes me smile.
Today is the day for participating artists in the cyber blog, POSTCARD CHALLENGE 2012, to post their weekly postcards. This week, we journeyed to the land of windmills ... Holland/Netherlands. Here are my cards...
a great postcard and a very interesting story line.
ReplyDeleteNice postcard. Lovely deer. I assume it is for the IA challenge? It definitely looks vintage.
ReplyDeleteYour postcards are great - I particularly love the first one! The bicycle in the foreground looks awesome. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteYour stamps and posts are really wonderful, they gave me a remind of golden past.
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Love you postcard and the photo of the deer!
ReplyDeleteI know I say it every week but I love your cards! great choice of images and wonderful detail this week, Fab! M
ReplyDeleteLovely postcards. I am so sorry for your loss but the deer came to show you that life continues. I believe it is a sign for you from your friend.
ReplyDeleteJanet xx
gorgeous cards I love how the bike is right in the foreground, makes a great window to the background.
ReplyDeleteWell done post cards! The adventure is continuing...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous postcards! Lov the one with the bicycle handle in the front. :)
ReplyDeleteAloha Abby...you have such a beautiful, thoughtful blog...filled with such FABulous creativity...Sorry for the loss of your beloved friend...that sweet deer is a symbol of how precious life is.
ReplyDeleteYes! Where is Jarrod?
Great cards! Hope there's a new passport soon so the travels can continue! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother couple of wonderful cards. I think the one with the backpack hanging off the flag pole is brilliant! So sorry about the loss of your friend.
ReplyDeleteSuper view of the houses and the bike, great postcards and I am liking your story. So sorry that you have lost such a dear friend.
ReplyDeleteJen x
Your postcards are both stunning...and we are still no wiser as to Jarrod's whereabouts :S
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your sadness :) XXX
Sorry for your loss. Making art can be very theraputic. I love your canal/ bike image. Great color!
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