After a day of thunderstorms and flooding, at sunset the sun looked back over the rain-drenched island of Curaçao and blew a good-bye kiss that made heaven and earth glow with joy.

I will meditate on the glorious splendor of Your majesty, And on Your wondrous works.
Psalms 145:5 NKJV

“Don’t walk in front of me. . . I may not follow.
Don’t walk behind me . . . I may not lead. Walk beside me . . . just be my friend – Albert Camus.

Beach grass boldly waves it banner in the face of the most threatening storm clouds.

Mammy’s Cupboard Restaurant on US 61 just south of Natchez, MS

A gentleman reads the newspaper on Fort Lauderdale Beach. – Fort Lauderdale, FL.

A couple walks toward the approaching storm as the sun sets on Clearwater Beach, FL.

This sign reminded me of a church potluck I attended years ago, where I noticed I could seem to taste the love with which some cooks prepared their food. Have you ever noticed the difference?

Ghana has brilliant colors everywhere. So much so, that I began to notice and then look for instances of bookend colors — colors that appear on either side of a central figure. In this image we see black, orange, and yellow on either side of a woman wearing yellow and orange with a gray blouse – a shade of black. I will post a series of pictures with bookend colors. Look around and see if you spot bookend colors around you.