Summer Solstice Prayer to the Sun
Dear Sun, Thank you for turning all the yellow dandelions
into white ones we can blow,
and thanks for being warmer and warmer everyday,
and I love you.
-Dorian age 3
The boy's spontaneous prayers to the sun worked wonders in calling her out yesterday, by the end of the day, after a long stretch of cold, rainy days, the sun was beaming down, warming us as we ate our celebration supper and cake in the back yard and read bedtime stories under the willow tree before bed. A glorious day. The rain is back today, with a big booming thunderstorm, but we soaked in enough yesterday for last us for a bit.
Happy Solstice, friends!















Beautiful post sister! Love the flower wreath and the gorgeous cake. Miss you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely - thanks!
ReplyDeleteDear Taisa, this entire post is beautiful and warming- I love the beautiful simple ways you and your family celebrated the solstice! And Dori's prayer to the sun- it's beautiful, and really sums up how I feel too! <3
ReplyDeleteThe first word that came to my mind was 'beautiful' too! Everything in this post is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Summer Solstice my friend!
xoxo
~ joey ~
And peaceful ~ beautiful and peaceful. I love it all, the touching ode to the sun, the homemade suns decorating the door beneath the flower wreath, the nature table decorations, the hugging brothers...lovely! And it is so funny when you describe your weather, because it is *always* a mirror to ourse, despite the day's drive (or day and a half?). Hugs, and happy Solstice.
ReplyDeletexo Jules
Welcome sun and welcome summer!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you get your kids involved in art projects and allow them to express their creativeness.
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