What you do in your house is worth as much as if you did it up in heaven for our Lord God. We should accustom ourselves to think of our position and work as sacred and well-pleasing to God, not on account of the position and work, but on account of the word and faith from which the obedience and the work flow. ~ Martin Luther

Friday, July 29, 2011

Foto Friday


I didn't take any nice non-work-related pictures this week (I didn't take any non-work-related pictures at all, in fact) so instead I will post a sunny archive picture. Only without the sun. The kind that make ME feel sunny.


I will be interested to see how many people did the challenge of SUNSET, because I was looking and there wasn't a single extraordinary sunset this week. Still, I hope to see plenty of FAVORITE photos. ;-)






And as for last week~ my favorites around blogland were:



This is stunning! There are so many different layers to look at. Cloud layers. Mountain layers. Valley layers. Field layers. Beautiful.

I have vicariously visited so many places around the world and seen so many beautiful sights that I wouldn't ordinarily be able to see thanks to all of your photo contributions!



Boy, do I wish he and I could switch places. I can practically taste that big juicy bite!

To participate in Foto Friday, you need only to share a favorite snapshot of the week and link up here each Friday. But because some have asked and enjoy weekly challenges, I include a weekly photo challenge as well, for the really brave.

Next week is......

FRESH FRUIT

5 comments:

Kate said...

Hello! I'm new at this. :) I've been reading and enjoying your blog for quite some time, and finally worked up the nerve to give Foto Friday a try. :)

Unknown said...

WOW! I've missed out not visiting the other Foto Friday participant sites! I love that field view photo also! AWESOME!!! :)

Catie said...

LOVE the bug on the sunflower. Very nice.

Miss Williams said...

Thank you, Rebecca. I enjoy participating in the contests.

Marlene Bibby said...

Not that I have a vote, but I think Ruth Hick's photos are outstanding. They capture the heavens majestically!