Life is Hard, But So Very Beautiful!
Life is hard. Sometimes very hard. But it’s amazingly beautiful as well. If you open your eyes, and your heart, you’ll find there’s beauty in just about everything. Many of those moments, words, or experiences that hold immense beauty to me, cannot be captured in an image or a photograph.
For instance, the sound of a child laughing. Nonetheless, it’s important to notice these moments, capture them mentally (and if you can, physically), and remember them when the “hard” in life is overwhelming. These are photos that are beautiful to me. Please feel free to share any images or thoughts of beauty you have! La Belle Vie!!
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Lovely pictures. One of my favorites is the Northern lights, I would like to see that one day! Life is so hard so beautiful and that is why it is worth living.
I couldn’t agree more. If it weren’t hard, we wouldn’t appreciate it! Thanks for the comment: )
This truly brightened my day. Thank you. 🙂
Thank you Erin! I’m glad the post could have that effect on you…that was the point: ) Have a wonderful day!
Love, love, love your photos – made me smile and my heart flutter:)
Thank you for your kind words: )
You have found visual gems, Nina, they are lovely!
Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed them: )
~Nina
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