(click photo to read; then, per Helen, google "Peony Nebula Star")
John Heyl Vincent was an Episcopal priest and chief founder of the Chautauqua Assembly near Jamestown, New York. We have an assembly near us, and it is a self-contained community (part-time in the summer) of Victorian houses. They have lots of lively programs, but I've yet to go up to one. I know someone who has one of these gems, and says that when they are there, it is the only time of the year when her children can run and bike without her worrying about them.
11 comments:
0 cards for me so far.
How right he was,
and still is!
Thank you for sharing this truly beautiful and meaningful holiday card with us. Please tell your friend that I loved her card! :)
Very nice. very very.
It is a beautiful sentiment and so true.
Someone please send Kurt a card.
Wow that's cool! I'd be hanging that on my tree!
Very nice.....!! ; )
Kurt kinda reminds me of the boy who cried wolf ; (
Cheers to ya! ; )
beautiful card
Helen sounds like a fairy godmother !
Helen IS a fairy godmother!!
Such a beautiful card and the quotation is very apt as you say..
I'm now away to look up the star..
What a brilliant card. They are lovely words.
Have you heard of a lady called Hildegard von Bingen? She was a medievel nun who was supposed to be the first 'green'. She wrote beautiful music also.
Post a Comment