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A psaltery is an ancient type of harp. It assists the singer in the telling of tales and singing of songs from the heart.
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About Me
- Psalmist
- I'm a middle-aged Christian musician who thinks the two Great Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Great Commission pretty much cover how human beings ought to live together with God and one another.
BLAME not my Lute! for he must sound
Of this or that as liketh me;
For lack of wit the Lute is bound
To give such tunes as pleaseth me;
Though my songs be somewhat strange,
And speak such words as touch thy change,
Blame not my Lute!
Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503-1542)
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- Nouslife: Posada blog chain for Advent.
- Day Job!
- The Measure of a Man
- Faith Worth Singing, Part I: Blessed Be Your Name
- The Ill Wind that Nobody Blows Good
- Guest Bloggers: Rosie & Jenny, Thankful Cats
- RGBP Delurkers, Welcome Here!
- A Feast for the Eyes
- Epitaph
- RevGalBlogPals Friday Five: Thankful
- The Absurd Photo of the Month
- The Faith We (Shouldn't) Sing, Part 2: Here I Am t...
- Hump Day Humor: "Obituary"
- Advent/Christmas Music Meme
- The Faith We (Shouldn't) Sing, Part I: Rise Up, O ...
- Well, this is about right!
- A Purple (red+blue) RevGals Friday Five
- Follow-up: All Saints' Sunday
- Hunting Again
- For All Souls
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Technorati
Blogs I Recommend
- Abi at St. John's Rev Abi
- Andrew at Cadences of God
- April at Salt for the Spirit
- Better Bibles Blog
- CBE Scroll (Christians for Biblical Equality)
- Cheesehead in Paradise
- Dr. Platypus
- Hugo Schwyzer
- Jesus Creed (Scot McKnight)
- Mary Beth at Terrapin Station
- Molly at Adventures in Mercy
- P.S. at Proclaiming Softly
- Paisley at My 2 Cents
- Quotidian Grace
- Singing Owl at The Owl's Song
- Songbird at Set Free
- St. Casserole
- St. Inuksuk at Signs Along the Way
- Zorra at Red Heeler Ranch
6 comments:
Delurking this week! Thanks for posting such gorgeous pictures, a real feast for the eyes!
May your Thanksgiving be blessed!
Wow! These are gorgous! Or however one spells that word.
Beautiful! Thnaks for sharing. Our leaves dont turn much this far south, so it is great to enjoy them via the net!
Beautiful. How do they do ti? Also Delurking and having a hard time getting comments to post.
So glad you've all visited! 1-4 Grace, since the western Northwest is so predominantly evergreen, there's not so much fall color there, either; that's one reason the Japanese Garden is so wonderful that time of year. P.S., if you mean how they get so much color, they use plants that will give a variety of color through the year, and though the varieties are mainly those that grow in Japan, the climate is quite similar there. So the exotic maples are still maples, for example, so they turn that gorgeous color. And like gardens in Japan, this one is meticulously tended and trained. We used to have a lacy-leaf maple in our front yard, and I remember all the careful pruning it took for it to take the preferred umbrella shape. Quite a science to it, as well as considerable art.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
wow, what awesome eye candy!
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