The word means “green, fresh-colored” . . . at times we use the word green to imply a state of unsophistication or to describe someone with little experience. The older I get, the more I find out I don’t know, the more unsophisticated I become . . . and I like it. I can gather scenes from each new day and look at them through eyes now willing to be amazed . . .
backwater lake d’arbonne
green flat-bottom in the shade
hidden in the overgrowth
ferns gone wild in new hampshire
“ . . . unless you become like little children . . .”
Matthew 18:3
live green . . .
glenda
Spectacular photos. I am loving the boat!! I know you were safe when you took the last photo; but, please tell me you took those other photos from someplace "un-snakey" like your car. :)
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