RE: Principle of the Day
Thank you for your kind reply @meesterboom.
Always appreciate you dropping by.
So happy to hear you enjoyed the post.
No....not yet....this tree is one bleujay has tried without success many times to take a photograph of .....that does it justice.....this was the latest attempt which seem to say......grand....large....and assist the principle.
It is an oak of enormous height and so very awesome. Perhaps one can come away with that sense from the lead photo. It also has all of these lovely gold leaves just glimmering in the sunlight. In the book of Daniel....King Nebuchadnezzer or His Nebs is referred to as a tree which all of his people look to for protection and as a place to thrive. Perhaps another time.....bleujay use the tree to draw in birds and such.
Thank you for opportunity to think on these things. ^_^
All the best to you and yours. Cheers.
IS that where the phrase his nibs comes from? Wow, every day you learn something new. I love it!
You certainly do get a sense of the grandeur of it
I think so.....at least that is what bleujay's pastor calls him. ^_^
So glad the photograph communicates.
@bleujay, I didn't know they were married :D
okay .. just kidding ... but that's totally true, too
most of them should really know how to sell themselves ey? but properly and in very modest ways, too please not like ..... someone in the other West
lovely tree pic showing off autumnNESS Mon Ami
did we have a stroll in the forest ?
at least it looks like you had a sunny weekend/ day out there!
Thank you @englishtchrivy for your humourous comment.
Indeed there are so many ways to say this principle....such as Ldrshp demands salesmanship......Salesmanship is a characteristic of leadership.....but for some reason this one seems to explain it best for bleujay......yes...they are married... ^_^
yes...properly...which is why I added the word true....just in case anyone thought of a used car salesman in the wrong sense of the word....
Yes....sunny weekend indeed.....hope you did as well, mon ami.
Wishing you and yours a lovely evening. A bientotlater.
It does communicate ever so well. I suspect your pastor is correct!