(Header image: Silver raindrop, pooled on ruby red sedum leaf)
As a gemstone, silver represents hope, unconditional love, mysticism, kindness, and psychic abilities.
Silver, as a conductor, is believed to draw negative energy out of the body and replace it with positive energy. It is said to help clarify our mind; aiding communication and eloquence.
Mahatma Ghandi
“It is health that is real wealth; not pieces of gold or silver.”
Anon:
“Every cloud has a silver lining”
Arthur Yorinks, author:
“Too many people miss the silver lining because they’re expecting gold.”
Anon
“Life is about finding those silver linings and turning them into gold.”
Paul Prudhomme, chef:
“You don’t need a silver fork to eat good food.”
Martin Luther
“For in the true nature of things, if we rightly consider, every green tree is far more glorious than if it were made of gold and silver.”
Jude, of the beautiful Cornish based blog ‘Travel Words‘ hosts the Life in Colour 2021 challenge; see here.
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Oh my goodness Emma, what a fabulous post. Contains all the things I love, bees, water drops sun rays, flowers, frog spawn and CAKE!!!! This is a love love love post for sure 😍
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Thanks, Busyboy!
Happy days 🙂
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Busy at times for sure 😁😁
brian
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The bee on the Heuchera is a fabulous shot, Emma. Have a wonderful summer 🙂 🙂
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Thank you so much Jo – and you!
Looking forward to a return of more seasonal weather – though the rain doesn’t seem to have dampened the bee activity!
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🤗💕
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What a lovely post Emma. You really have picked out some beautiful silver details in nature.
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Thanks so much Jude – you set a tricky challenge this month, but I reckon nature always has the answer! 🙂
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Just lovely, Emma.
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Thank you, Tish
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A splendid collection of pictures to illustrate the theme, with apt quotations.
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Such beautiful pictures! Loved it😃
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