My House

My home in the country is a blessing.
 Even though it’s an old house with many flaws, 
it is a good place
 full of peacefulness and happiness. 
There is plenty of quiet. 
There are lots of trees and the kind of space 
you need for a large family. 
I love being out here far from city crowding 
and the noise of traffic. 
Our place in the country is a gift from God.

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  1. I thought my comment posted twice, Elece, so deleted it, but then it deleted both. Sorry — I'll try again:

    What a great photo. Love how the tree is in focus but the house behind is not. Also love how you're writing a few lines to go with each of your photos. Good stuff!

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