back inside the station, I saw the lily plants I had missed earlier, in the darkness |
the ride back down the tram seemed especially beautiful this Easter morning |
I'm really glad I awakened so early to participate in the sunrise service, it was special and memorable. Back at home, my own Easter Lilly plant was in full bloom, which made me smile. I love the smell of lilies in bloom. I sat down and took a few moments to reflect on the sermon earlier. I wish you all the blessings of Easter, to you and your family.
And now, its time to enjoy my Easter Cream Eggs! |
amazingly beautiful rick!
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Wow! What a way to begin the day. So beautiful. And I can just about smell those flowers. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteThe views were definitely worth getting up early for! I prepared 26 of the lily plants (baskets and moss and bows) yesterday for a church service. They smelled Heavenly.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I sometimes -make that frequently -burn the midnight oil and even stay up sometimes till the break of day, it is a rare, very rare occasion when I am actually up really early and going out someplace too. But believe it or not, this Easter I actually -thanks to Mandy's alarm clock and her waking up to get me and the two little ones up -made it up and to the sunrise service this year at our church, and we stayed for the very delicious Easter Breakfast that followed that too. I think it's probably very close to 50 years since the last time I made it to the sunrise service but am very glad that I did that.
ReplyDeleteThe pics you posted of the view from where you attended worship -awesome, just awesome!
Breath taking views! Wow...
ReplyDelete'Amazing' is so right for this!
ReplyDeleteDid you happen to notice my nails embedded in the steel railing of the tram from our trip last month? :)
it looks and sounds like it was a truly lovely way to start the celebration. thanks for sharing it with us.
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