Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts

October 13, 2011

Thank you



Don't forget to say 'thank you' to the hard times in your life...
Guest Heart Thursday

August 1, 2011

Twig hearts


Happy hearts in our garden...

December 29, 2010

Zucchini hearts



Back home I cooked a lot, but here it's just very cheap so I think it's really time-consuming activity. The other day on the market i saw zucchini and thought would be nice to cook them. This morning when i cut them there was nice surprise. Hearts!!! Three of them. Besides bell papers, I found zucchini has lovely and delicate hearts.

Have a great last week of 2010.

December 24, 2010

Snow hearts


A snow heart on my fingers. Lasted for only 10 seconds.


A heart
for all the snow-lovers



A random student loves the university. :)


Guest Heart Thursday

Have a blessed festive time with your beloved ones.

December 21, 2010

Can you see my hearty ear?

I can hear you out there
calling for me,
I can hear your love
cos I have a heart, not ears...

Guest Heart Thursday

December 9, 2010

Street hearts



For two weeks I've been off this meme. So happy to join the fun again.
Guest heart Thursday

Enjoy your day!

Tree hearts




I'm surprised how many hearts there are on the trees here. Just lovely!


If you want to see all kinds of random hearts, visit Guest Heart Thursday.

November 23, 2010

Swan hearts



I'm not quite sure what these are, but might be some strange kind of gourds. But their S-swan shape caught my eye. And two of them even make a heart. Amazing! :)

November 15, 2010

Hidden hearts...










There are hearts here..Hidden.
I fell in love with this tree. So unusual. Unique.
As always I have no idea of its name...

Enjoy your week!

November 13, 2010

The nature is just amazing!



Bleeding Heart

Image courtesy ESA

Water flows from the heart-shaped northern lobe of the Aral Sea in Central Asia, as seen in a recently released picture taken by the ESA/NASA Landsat 5 satellite. Once the world's fourth-largest inland body of water, the Aral Sea has been shrinking over the past 50 years as water has been diverted for irrigation.

The whitish area surrounding the lake is a vast salt plain, now called the Aralkum Desert, left behind by the evaporating sea.



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