August Wildflower Wednesday
5 years ago
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About Me
- FlowerLady Lorraine
- This blog was started in 2008. It has been about life shared with my dear husband and best friend. He went to be with Jesus 9 Dec. 2012, and my life changed. I miss my husband daily, but God is my strength, and He is with me through each and every day. Hubby & I will be reunited again one day and what a reunion that will be. I enjoy gardening, needleworking, reading and music. Every day is a learning experience.
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24 comments:
This song (hymn) perked me up this morning!
What a wonderful video for this hymn.
All the best Jan
Praise the Lord!
Have a beautiful week sweet lady ♡
I've never heard this one before. Very nice.
That song is near the top of my list of favourite old songs.
I remember singing this in Sunday School in the 40's so it must have been in our hymnals. I just looked it up and see that it was written in 1897 by Johnson Oatman, Jr. What a cheery song to start a day - thank you dear Flower Lady!
I remember singing this sweet hymn in church. Thanks for sharing.
just stopping in to see how you're doing!!
Very sweet Lorraine. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Week.
Hugs,
Kris
Such a sweet and cheerful song! God bless you!
Ruth, I appreciate the history behind the song. I did not realize it was written in 1897. Thank you!
Always a good reminder. Uplifting beat!
Sweet song Rainey, just like you. I didn't catch the name of the singer, she has a nice style.
So sweet! Thanks for sharing one of my favourite hymns.
I had to come back and hear this precious hymn and see the video again as it's such a happy, happy tune.
When I count my blessings and write them down in my "Thankful Journal" YOU are one of those delightful blessings, dear Lorraine.
God bless you~
Lorraine, it was nice to hear this old hymn again. I haven't heard it for a while. It was nice to visit and find this; thank you! Thank you for your visit and have a lovely weekend. Blessings to you...Sandi
What a happy song!
Seems like you're doing well, my friend. Love that picture of Miss Tork in your last post. How cute is she?!
love to you,
rue
No matter what is going on with us, there are always many blessings to count. Thank you for the song!
You haven't posted in awhile, just checking to see if you're ok? Hope all is well and it's cooled down some there!
Checking in, too....❤️🙏❤️
Checking AGAIN!
A great old favorite!
Sandra at Thistle Cove Farm
Dear, dear Flower Lady,
Thank you SO much for coming to visit my blog. It is a bittersweet thing, isn't it, to fall in love, to grow up in love with someone, then have to face the reality one day that this love MUST morph into something else. That "something else" is something we have not yet seen or experienced, yet I know it is divine. It is hard however, to face up to the moment when what you know is inevitable could be at the threshold of your prime. Thank you so much for visiting.
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