I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station,
through which God speaks to us every hour,
if we will only tune in.
~George Washington Carver
Still and tuning in,
Sandy
Welcome to Still Saturday where we pause after a busy week, move in quiet pilgrimage, maybe linger a while in some still place, and soak in the beauty of images and words. We’d love for you to join us. Get the details on the left, grab your favorite button, and link up below. We all love to hear if something especially speaks to your heart, but please don’t feel pressured to comment. Simply take some time to gaze long and drink deep.
Oh Sandy, I love that quote. Leaning into the stillness with you. May you enjoy the sweet moments of slow summer evenings and the twilight glow of heaven as the sun slips quietly to bed.
Dear Sandra
Great wisdom with the emphasis, according to me, “if we will only tune in”. This seems at times easier said than done.
Blessings XX
Mia
What a great quote, Sandy!!! Like “cultivating an eye” – only tweaking the ears. Have a beautiful weekend, my friend. xox
“…an unlimited broadcasting station through which God speaks to us every hour” — I need to turn off CNN and get over to this channel more frequently. Wow, this is lovely! Thanks for sharing. Hope you have a great weekend, Sandy.
I love that quote – it’s so true!
What a lovely quote, Sandy! and isn’t it so true! Thank you for hosting, and giving us a reason to STOP 🙂 Blessings!
Beautiful quote, and so true! The firmament declares His handiwork. Thanks for hosting & God bless.
Love tuning in with you, Sandra. Thanks for the breather. 🙂
I LOVE the quote! Thank you for sharing that today. And for hosting the link up. Have a great weekend!
Joanne
A lovely quote & yellow beauties, Sandy … God’s beautiful creation reaches out us in so many ways!
A man who taught himself and a whole nation about the diversity and potential available through God’s creation decades before ecology or agriculture was a science: deeply enjoyed being introduced to this quote! The man would have enjoyed your photo.