After the Rain
Comes the Sun
the cats greeting and enjoying the warmth of the sun
‘My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations; Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience. But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing. James 1:2-4
Daffodils bowed low after the rain
How can a day be a day without a night? ..How can a win be a win without a fight? .. I will not be shaken by the troubles up ahead ..I’d rather trust Your goodness instead .. Thank You for the heartbreak ..Thank You for the pain ..Thank You for the sadness ..On the gloomy days of rain.. Thank You that the hard times..Have a reason and rhyme.. Thank You that the healing makes the beauty shine..by Downhere ‘For the Heartbreak’
I love to see the Resurection Fern and the moss in the Cypress tree
the large rosemary bush from which I made the Rosemary Heart Wreath.
The Helleboros shining in the sun
Daffodils, Snowdrops and more are beginning to fill the garden with bits of sunshine
Time in the garden is always well spent
I know many of you will be facing severe winter weather, I hope that the beautiful things I’ve shared from my garden after our storm will lift and cheer your heart. I am sharing this post with these Delightsome blog parties:
Metamorphosis Monday ~ Between Naps on the Porch
Mosaic Monday ~ The Little Red House
Outdoor Wednesday ~ A Southern Daydreamer
Foodie Friday ~ Rattlebridge Farm
Make it Pretty Monday ~ The Dedicated House
Wow Us Wednesday ~ Savvy Southern Style
Home Sweet Home ~ The Charm of Home
Home ~ Rose Chintz Cottage
Open House ~ Bernideen’s Teatime Blog
Time to Shine ~ A Diamond in the Stuff
I am living my dream. Blessed with a wonderful husband I call Dearest and three amazing children, plus an awesome son-in-law, I find joy in creating a Delightsome life for us all. Now an 'Empty Nester', I find my passions in decorating, gardening, crafting, cooking and woven throughout the fabric of my life is my faith in God and my LORD Jesus Christ. 
Wonderful photos friend! It will be awhile before our daffodils come up. Enjoy the weekend, Anna
Hello Kathy
The beauty of your garden is most welcome as we look out upon a white world today. We only got a couple of feet of snow but I’m sure to the east they have more. It’s stopped snowing and we have a bright sun shining on us.
Judith
Only a couple of feet! I remember when we lived in Ohio what real snow was like – in the south it is rare…loved having four real seasons.
Have a terrific weekend,
Kathy
This is so amazing to me – you in the south – already having the beginning of spring! This is so lovely! Loved your scriptures too!
Kathy, I do so enjoy being outside in my yard. You have a lovely one and have taken good care of it. Behind every cloud, there is a sliver lining.
The photos of your garden are so beautiful! I always love visiting your blog.
Oh, such beauty! Spring will be here where we are in few weeks!
Your garden is so beautiful, I can’t believe all the flowers that are in bloom! Thanks for sharing, here we are surrounded by whiteness! xo
I thought we’d see some whiteness at least once this year…it can be enchanting
Your garden is beautiful and yiur daffodils are earlier than mine! But I expect the first to bloom next week! It’s been raining for four days here and I guess it doesn’t encourage them!
This is our rainy season too – this is the normal time Daffodils would come up – everything is quite early this year.