The apple tree and pear tree are looking good, with plenty of fruit. The apples are so red. I said to Bob they reminded me of someone's art work bright against the green leaves, coloured with Crayola Crayons. Next day, I got something in the post - from "Art For The Soul"
Here's front and back.
Look at the picture, think about it - then turn over to see the thoughts on the back.
With her permission, I am sharing this one, to give an idea of how the cards can inspire positive thoughts and reflections.I think the pack is well thought out. I may get more to send as gifts - or tuck individual cards in with birthday greetings or other presents. They are attractive, thought provoking, but not at all "preachy"
Please do check out her site...
Will do, those cards are very attractive...
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DeleteYou have the beginnings of an orchard there, with your apple, pear, and fig trees. :)
ReplyDeleteNice card, too, and I like the thought provoking question on the front of the card.
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DeleteSuch a beautiful card and a powerful message. Comparison really is the thief of joy sometimes!
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DeleteThese are lovely and thanks for the link. Catriona
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DeleteThank you Angela, I'm going to have a look.
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DeleteI often used to pop one of those tiny friensdship cards in with a birthday card or a pack of seeds etc - I think it is nice to have some little surprise with the card.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, those little surprises are a joy
Deletemade me think, which is always a good thing. I will try my hardest to be an orange tree.......
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DeleteNice idea above to pop one of these cards or a pack of seeds inside a greetings card.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your very red apples.
Alison in Devon x
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