Over five years on you get to share that butterfly photo again. How wonderful. They are such a powerful symbol.
My mum had a blood lymphoma and didn’t respond to treatment positively. After her death on Oct 2005, a butterfly landed at my feet in the garden. I’m not sure what kind it was, perhaps a Red Admiral. Every year since then, round about the same time, a butterfly appears. Your photo reminds me of it. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to seeing how your blog looks during 2016.
It’s nice to know of your dedication through the years. And I’m sure that changing the posting schedule I’ll not affect the quality of your work 🙂
Just be happy \o/
You’re so amazing, Tim! It’s beautiful that you’re weaning us off of your daily postings in such a thoughtful and composed way. Not a surprising gift from such an exquisite composer, but very much appreciated! And I love the butterfly perched on a blue arc.
Off Center & Not Even 
BUONA DOMENICA
Thanks, Simona!
Over five years on you get to share that butterfly photo again. How wonderful. They are such a powerful symbol.
My mum had a blood lymphoma and didn’t respond to treatment positively. After her death on Oct 2005, a butterfly landed at my feet in the garden. I’m not sure what kind it was, perhaps a Red Admiral. Every year since then, round about the same time, a butterfly appears. Your photo reminds me of it. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to seeing how your blog looks during 2016.
I just got chills… Your Momma is letting you know all is okay!
Thanks, Nancy!
Thanks, Julia!
Beautiful butterfly – beautiful porcupine!
Thanks, Nancy!
I love butterflies!
It’s nice to know of your dedication through the years. And I’m sure that changing the posting schedule I’ll not affect the quality of your work 🙂
Just be happy \o/
Thanks, Lari!
You’re so amazing, Tim! It’s beautiful that you’re weaning us off of your daily postings in such a thoughtful and composed way. Not a surprising gift from such an exquisite composer, but very much appreciated! And I love the butterfly perched on a blue arc.
Thanks, Leah!