Hi Pat...so you are of Irish decent! My DH & I married on ST. Pat's Day 40 years ago this year...watch for a special post about that...We're both Heinz 57, so I don't know if we have any Irish in us or not...but, isn't everyone Irish on March 17th! ;-) Bo
Very peaceful and serene feeling. I hate local Chinese graveyards, it gives a very scary and eerie feeling, but Christian graveyards (sorry, I assumed it was taken there..) are totally peaceful. Love the angel :D
A most beautiful quote, Pat...Angels and spirits are everywhere in nature! :o) That angel ties in so perfectly with the sentiments here...very humbling and inspiring--thank you! Happy week, my friend ((HUGS))
Pat, I loved this Peaceful Sunday post... The photo of the angel was gorgeous, and the poem was just beautiful! Thanks for sharing... Donna @ An Enchanted Cottage
Sorry about my previous reference to you as Mille, moving too fast, I guess to catch your real name.
Love this angel post. I do adore angels. The statue is gorgeous and definitely gives us pause to ponder the sacred -- especially those evidences of the Holy that may not be seen by the eye, but felt in the heart -- like angels!
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Ever felt an angel's breath in the gentle breeze? 
A wonderful quote and an awesome picture! Have an Angel kissed day!
ReplyDeletevery sweet!
ReplyDeletePat....This very Angel statue can be found in the Natchez City Cemetary!
ReplyDeleteI think it is so beautiful!
Carol
Fantastic quote! I'm snagging it for my little quote book.
ReplyDeleteOh I love those words and your angel. How do you do that with previews from other posts? I love that idea.
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Ooh Pat! What a beautiful poem! Happy Sunday morning.
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Yes...everyday.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard that quote...but I love it. Thanks. Happy Sunday!
Nice. Hows the new grandson doing?
ReplyDeletePat, this is so lovely... the poem and the GORGEOUS picture of the angel.
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Sheila :-)
What a lovely photo and quotation Pat--very uplifting. Thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteHi Pat...so you are of Irish decent! My DH & I married on ST. Pat's Day 40 years ago this year...watch for a special post about that...We're both Heinz 57, so I don't know if we have any Irish in us or not...but, isn't everyone Irish on March 17th!
ReplyDelete;-) Bo
I hope you had a wonderful Sunday Pat!
ReplyDeleteHow nice, a lovely statue and a beautiful quote. Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteVery peaceful and serene feeling. I hate local Chinese graveyards, it gives a very scary and eerie feeling, but Christian graveyards (sorry, I assumed it was taken there..) are totally peaceful. Love the angel :D
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ReplyDeleteA most beautiful quote, Pat...Angels and spirits are everywhere in nature! :o) That angel ties in so perfectly with the sentiments here...very humbling and inspiring--thank you! Happy week, my friend ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo and I love the sentiment you posted with it.
ReplyDeleteAh, Pat. This makes me sigh with joy. It is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Pat....what a pretty statue...and lovely quote. Have a great week.
ReplyDeletePat, I loved this Peaceful Sunday post... The photo of the angel was gorgeous, and the poem was just beautiful! Thanks for sharing... Donna @ An Enchanted Cottage
ReplyDeleteSuch a serene statue...
ReplyDeleteOh, beautiful!
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Hi Pat,
ReplyDeleteSorry about my previous reference to you as Mille, moving too fast, I guess to catch your real name.
Love this angel post. I do adore angels. The statue is gorgeous and definitely gives us pause to ponder the sacred -- especially those evidences of the Holy that may not be seen by the eye, but felt in the heart -- like angels!
Blessings to you!