11.11.2011

she read, she saw...

This is my weekly Friday feature. I send my daughter, who is finishing up her third year of law school in Seattle, WA, a photograph I took and she picks a quote to go with it.  So the image is something I photographed that touched me and the words are something she read that touched her. Hopefully, both pieces will be a bit more inspiring as a result...



"I would rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mystery than live in a world so small my mind could comprehend it." - Henry Emerson Fosdick


Image info: Took this one along the Grand Canal in China last month.


A BIG WARM THANK YOU HUG TO ALL OUR VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES!

14 comments:

Decor To Adore said...

I cannot get over those boats! What a dream trip!

angryparsnip said...

Wonderful photo and the quote is a lovely match.

cheers, parsnip

Maria said...

How beautiful this image - completed through the mingling of the photo and the words!

Stitchfork said...

Perfect match! Love the red lanterns on the boat! Enjoy the weekend J!
xo Cathy

MJM said...

Happy Friday everyone!

Eva said...

Lovely shot and inspiring words!

Elle Sees said...

i want to visit there.

Felicity said...

For the quote - I couldn't agree more.

For the image - serenity.

For the both of you - happy weekend!

xx's

Silver Strands said...

Beautiful picture to go with with a LIFE ALTERING quote. It certainly makes one examine perpective! (your trip must have been AMAZING!)

Punctuation Mark said...

what a beautiful photo it look so calm and serene... have a great weekend!

quintessence said...

Fabulous photo and perfect match of a quote!!

dovecote Decor said...

I am an arm chair traveler, but not for long. I am getting off my blogger butt and going to Paris with my girls!! I'll be sending photos. Meanwhile, I have been marching through High Point, so take a peek.
Best,
Liz

vintch said...

such a dreamy picture, and perfect for that quote. i agree, a world with a little mystery is always more enchanting than one without. what a sweet tradition to send these to your daughter:) i'm sure she loves getting them!

k said...

that's a good quote, definitely. but not understanding things stresses me out, haha :) i still agree though!