Some people are making such thorough plans for rainy days
that they aren’t enjoying today’s sunshine.
~William Feather
Now, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with planning for a rainy day. It’s the responsible, smart thing to do given the uncertainty of our economic and political environments. If we didn’t, we just might find ourselves up a creek without said paddle. But some of us are so focused on planning for the “what ifs” that we don’t take time to enjoy what joys today has to offer. So, firm up those contingency plans, and then go play in the sunshine and enjoy what’s been given to you today!
Personally, I think enjoying today’s sunshine would be best served in a hammock with the above view.
This is the day the LORD has made;
let us rejoice and be glad in it.
~Psalm 118:24
Linking up with Quotography: Sunshine
Peripheral Perceptions 
but not TOO much sun – which is my post tomorrow.
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I’m always wishing you had a “like” button. Enjoyed the post, not much more to say than I liked it.
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Great shot. The quote is so true too!!!
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Love this quote – it’s goes with my post about saturation. I’d love to be saturated in sunshine, but saturation in photos is a bit different. Check it out. Have a sunshiny week, Lisa!
Leslie
abcw team
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Nice backlight through the palm.
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I like the shot! I love the sunshine too!
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I love that quote! what a great reminder to look on the happier side of life. nicely done. Thanks for stopping by.
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Love how you captured the sun flare through the palm. And my favorite Psalm!
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I completely agree, and what a place to be!
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This day our sunshine is lacking, but when it comes to visit again, I’ll b out in the midst of it, getting saturated with its warmth.
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