Reflections of D R Horton Model Home and Still Waters

Still Waters; Amazing Reflections

D R Horton Model Home February 2013                    

Reflections by Day and by Night

Rainbow Sky Above the Moon

The rainbow was 180 degrees; and the moon was directly under the rainbow arc.  Pausing...beautiful...blessing.

I saw this at Heritage High.  I rushed home for the camera.  The prism colors had lessened, but still awesome.

Snapdragons, Teaberries, and Neveah!

Three streets in Parkside West are named Snapdragon, Teaberry and Neveah. 

Playful Snapdragons... Pop one of the many flowers open like a puppet.  You are a puppeteer! Fun.

Fragrant Teaberries...Tiny white bell-shaped flowers followed by red berries along branches that smell of wintergreen.  The bubble-gum plant! For Clark's Teaberry Flavored Gum.  The Teaberry name stems from colonists during the Revolution using these fragrant wintergreen leaves to make tea, while boycotting English Tea!

Neveah ... Neveah is a variation

of Heaven

spelled backward. 

Amen. 

Reflections

After a whiplash of high winds and continuous rains, seeing the pond

with still waters and reflections is soothing.

Red Sky at Night

Red sky at night,
Sailor's delight;
Red sky in morning,
Sailor take warning.

Fun with remote controlled boats on a Parkside West pond.

Late Afternoon...a Rainbow Sky in July

Pink Flowers in the Fields

Earth laughs in flowers. 
               Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Hamatreya"

                     Life's a voyage that's homeward bound.  

                                                                                                  Herman Melville