As I am here at my cousin’s apartment blogging with the power out for all of Norman, I am excited that I can use my phone’s personal hotspot to submit today’s blog post.
I am working through staying consistent with posting online and sharing with the world. This photo was taken July 20th, 2021 outside a churhc on the northwest side of Oklahoma City. I was early to where I was set for training and service and these flowers just caught my attention. I also love the sunshine streaming through the flowers as well as the the shine-glow that the early mornings sun brought on the flower and the leaves.
I ended up shariing this photo on Instagram later that day because after stressful meetings and communication, I just wanted to share the rays of light I got to experience with the universe~ and to share them with the world. ❤ It’s the little things that keep me grounded and focused during life’s winding path.
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Until next time~ Cheers!
~Danielle Sullivan
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