Thursday, March 22, 2012

Nails In A Fence for Friday’s Fences

A My Quality Time blog post linking to Friday’s Fences………………………………………

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JOETODDSAYS210 Thanks for stopping by. Why don’t you take the time to visit Friday’s Fences 

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17 comments:

  1. Elizabeth Edwards5:55 PM

    what a shot. love the yellow. wish the would stick around for a while longer. guess i should enjoy them while they last. ha. ha!! (:

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  2. Sallie (FullTime-Life)6:58 PM

    Good story -- and I love the forsythia bush. (In our family it was called ForCynthia (the last part being our daughter's name and our bushes bloomed around her birthday).

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  3. Lesley6:59 PM

    The forsythia is beautiful!
    Love the story - what a patient dad that boy had.

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  4. Rose8:32 PM

    This are beautiful shots! I have got one with forsythia but it is not the quality cause it was through the windshield as we drove.

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  5. Ebie9:14 PM

    The lines and shadows on the fence is pretty!

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  6. Tanya Breese6:50 AM

    super shots and i enjoyed the post :)

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  7. Jan n Jer8:24 AM

    Nice shot...like you perspective. Powerful message in that story..Loved it!

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  8. Anonymous9:54 AM

    Oh so nice & pretty! =)

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  9. TexWisGirl12:08 PM

    your forsythia is gorgeous against the white fenceline! nice! thanks for sharing!

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  10. A Colorful World1:11 PM

    Wow! Wonderful fence and I adore that beautiful forsythia! I loved the story about the boy and the fence nails! Have an awesome day!

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  11. Unknown2:07 PM

    More people should hear that story!
    The forsythia is so beautiful!

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  12. Carletta9:06 PM

    Lovely shot!
    An excellent story!!!

    I'm smiling at your header sentiment. :)

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  13. Faye9:20 PM

    Your fence just shouts springtime, Joe. We love the forsythia and hope the frosts stay away that spoil their beauty. And it's always a good idea to figure out what makes us angry and how we can control it--for our sake as well as others.

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  14. Brian King11:40 PM

    Great shots, Joe! The yellow and white both really pop!

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  15. Grandma Barb's This and That1:11 AM

    Beautiful forsythia against the white fence. Great story too.

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  16. Living Life11:44 AM

    I just love the forsythia! It screams spring time! Nice story to go along with Friday's Fence theme.

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  17. Anonymous12:12 PM

    The picture is beautiful, but I absolutely love the story.

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