Tuesday 1 December 2009

Reflections



Photo copyright: Maggie May

This was a photo that I took while staying at my daughter's home on the east coast of England, a year ago. We travelled to some beautiful places in Essex and walked along a canal bank just before dusk. The reflections were really striking and I often go back to look at the photos that I took. This is just one of them.
Watery Wednesday is hosted by 2sweetnsaxy.

I am sure that you will all be wondering how I got on with my recent scan and I will let you know when I hear anything. I am also having more scans this week so it might take a while to find anything out. I am learning patience that is not natural to me.
Thank you all for your lovely comments and emails with your good wishes and prayers for Harry & me. It is so heartwarming and I really appreciate it.

32 comments:

Thumbelina said...

Prayers continuing.
That river looks so peaceful and calm. Beautiful shot.

Gunilla said...

Great shot of that river.
Thanks for sharing and for visiting me too

Gunilla

Hilary said...

Beautiful photo. You're in my best thoughts.

Chic Mama said...

I've just read your last few posts....not sure how I missed them. Thinking of you and your family. What a lot you are having to contend with at the moment.
Take care.

What About The Girl? said...

What is it about water that makes one ponder?

How are you, dear Maggie May?

Carolyn Ford said...

My prayers and best thoughts are sent your way. This is a fabulous scene and lovely capture.

Bestemor Drillo said...

A peaceful river ! Thanks for sharing;)

Eddie Bluelights said...

Watery Wednesday is very apt for our awful November - I think it rained every day and I am seriously tempted to hybernate. Here we are on 1 Dec abd . . . .it is raining!
Great picture.
Thinking and oraying for you and Harry ~ Eddie x

Cathy said...

Hello Maggie
Like that picture of the river - makes me wonder what's round the bend
Take care
Cathy

Bernie said...

I hold you and Harry up in my prayers every night dear Maggie, let's hope the scans will give them all the information they need so you can move forward and get healthy again....Patience and Cancer cannot be used in the same sentence my friend....but it is so refreshing when you acquire it. Stay well my friend, and tell Eddie enjoy his rain....we are having snow!......:-) Hugs

Suburbia said...

What a beautiful place :)

Hugs x

Jinksy said...

Still beaming best thoughts & wishes your way! (Thanks for commenting on my hat post - I'd love it if you'd email me direct one of these days, then I could reply to comments straight away!)

Rosaria Williams said...

Keep up the positive thoughts. Revisit great places, even if just with pictures.

Leah C. Dancel said...

Patience is a virtue. And that reflects in your title for this beautiful shot.

Sandi McBride said...

Lovely photo of a beautiful place. We are still praying for you here this side of the pond...keep your smile going in your heart as well as on your lovely face...that will keep your spirits up which will help you heal
hugs
Sandi

RNSANE said...

Maggie, the wait must drive you really nuts...but we are all waiting here with you and bombarding heaven with prayers for you and Harry.

It's nice to look back through photos...I've been doing that since I started blogging, looking for some nice ones to share with my new friends.

eileeninmd said...

Beautiful scene and a wonderful watery photo.

Jackie said...

Oh...couldn't we just stroll and look at the reflections in that beautiful water....sigh. That is an incredible view...and I'm glad that you were able to see it...feel it...and go back through your photos and replay those lovely memories.
I continue to pray so very hard for you, Maggie. As you wait, know that you have friends that wait with you. You and Harry are in my thoughts....and I am glad to have met you, my friend. Maybe one day, I'll have the good pleasure of traveling to England and meeting and talking with you in person. Until then, know that I'm thinking of you.
Smiles always,
Jackie

MARY G said...

I admire both your photography and your courage. And you are in my mindfullness, often and often.

Dimple said...

Beautiful picture, no wonder you like to look at it.
Blessings!

Marguerite said...

Gorgeous photo! Such a lovely scene. Wishing you blessings and keeping you in my prayers.

Ayak said...

Lovely pic Maggie.
xxxx

Marian Dean said...

Stay positive Maggie! Good idea to re-view all the lovely photo's you have. This one of reflective water is beautiful.
Prayers and hugs.

Love Granny

Rechie said...

Great shot for Watery Wednesday....

mine is here

Anonymous said...

That is indeed a beautiful spot and very tranquil to the mind.

CJ xx

Irene said...

I keep beaming good thoughts to you, Maggie, and I'm glad that you're learning to be patient, because surely that's what you'll have to be. I'm a very impatient person myself and want to know everything Now! Get everything done Immediately! That's not the way things work, do they?

Love,
Me

Sniffles and Smiles said...

Dearest Maggie...daily prayers...always...especially...now.

Your photo is simply gorgeous...I understand why you look at this picture again and again...I will probably revisit this post myself!! You have such a wonderful eye!!
Much love to you!Janine XO

Suldog said...

Saying a prayer for you and yours as soon as this posts :-)

Jeni said...

Oh my, Maggie. That picture is simply gorgeous! Very inviting.
And as to the tests -I'm waiting too, just as "patiently" as you say you are. Which is to say no, I'm not really waiting all that patiently either, but just trying to do so. Hope you hear something soon and they decide on a rapid form of treatment at that time too. Peace.

menopausaloldbag (MOB) said...

Patience - something we all need to learn and yet it is so very hard to stay calm. You are all still in my prayers.

The picture is wonderful and gives of a sense of peace. All the best. X

cheshire wife said...

That river looks inky black and sinister.

Unknown said...

This is such a pretty picture. I just love it. It makes me feel peaceful!