3 Day Quote Challenge: Day 3
I’ve been nominated by Rob of The V-Pub for this fun three day quote challenge. Rob posted three wonderful quotes this week. Please visit his blog, because there’s always something interesting, inspiring, or entertaining to read. Thanks for the challenge, Rob!
Here are the rules:
Thank the person who nominated you.
Post one quote a day for three days. The quotes can be yours or quotes from other people.
Nominate three bloggers per post.
Have fun!
Quote #3:
“What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in the night. It is the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset.”
~Last Words of Crowfoot
Blackfoot Warrior and Orator, 1890
My Nominees (No obligation):
I hope you will visit each of these fantastic blogs. 🙂
Categories: Photography, Reflections on Farm Life
fourth generation farmgirl 
uh oh! Peter Rabbit is enjoying Mrs. McGregor’s garden.
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Yes, I believe you’re right! 🙂
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get out your pitchfork. get ready to make a scarecrow with his clothes.
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I think I’ll pass on the pitchfork. I enjoy those little visits. Bunny may be living under one of my boxwoods. 🙂
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yeh, they make for some interesting guests from time to time
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Such a poignant quote, Tonya. A reflection on how quickly life passes? Beautiful. I had a rabbit munching on some clover in my yard early this morning. He looked at me and paused, the continued munching. I suspect he’s not afraid of me. 😀
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Thank you, Rob. Just a reminder that life is precious. 🙂
We have so many rabbits around here that I could rename Green Hill Farm–Rabbit Hill Farm! And, they don’t seem too afraid of us, either. 😉
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What a cute little bunny! 🙂
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I was folding laundry yesterday when I looked out of the kitchen window, and there he was, just as pretty as you please sitting under a leaf, sniffing a flower. I threw down whatever piece of clothing I was folding and ran to get my camera. Luckily, he hung around for a minute or two before scampering off under a plant. 🙂
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Oh he just looks so cute! We get quite a lot of them milling about in the hospital grounds. Yesterday morning as I was in the car park, two little bunnies we straight in front of me running about, Very sweet 😉
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He is the SWEETEST little thing! I love to watch them hopping about, too. I don’t really mind if they nibble on the flowers. 🙂
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That’s lovely 🙂
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You know, I do believe you are THE ONLY blog I have ever seen that can use animal pix in every single post. I mean it’s actually amazing how much subject matter you capture just in the animal world!
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Haha! That’s funny! I hadn’t thought about it, but you’re right. I do use a lot of animal pictures. I think it’s because I’m fortunate enough to live in a place where I’m surrounded by farm animals and wildlife. I have a great love and respect for all animals and enjoy capturing their personalities. 🙂
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You do that very well! And just to be clear….that was not a complaint! I love your pix! I was just pointing out how original you are!
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Thank you so much! No worries. I didn’t think it was a complaint. I thought it was a very nice comment. I really appreciate your kind feedback. I had to laugh, though, especially when I thought about my recent posts of yawning cats, rawhide-chomping dogs, and a “one-ear” sheep! I’m really happy that you enjoy the pictures. 😉
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Beautiful. Never heard this one before.
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Thank you.
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I absolutely love this quote 🙂 Magical it is..
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I agree. 🙂 Thanks, Prajakta.
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