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32 comments:
beautiful.
Oh, I loved The Fault in Our Stars. Wonderful book.
Gorgeous pictures, and I loved that book too.
Beautiful scenes. And that book. That book. It just touched my soul.
Yes! I'm so glad you are reading that book. It's pretty amazing.
You have such a wonderful way of capturing pictures. The light is so beautiful. xo, Maria
TFiOS is an amazing book :) That's so cool that you're reading it.
The Fault in our Stars is SUCH a good book. Enjoy!
Everyone is saying that book is so good! What did you think of it Meg?
Beeeautiful =)
Meg - how's the book, worth a read?? x
I second the comments about that book being amazing, and of course, about your photos being beautiful! I love that wreath!
Gorgeous photos and loved this post. Beautifully written.
Happy New Year!
Zara
www.littlepearlsofjoy.com
The Fault in Our Stars! So happy you're reading it. Such a beautiful book, as are all of John Green's. Also his and Hank Green's YouTube - VlogBrothers - is fabulous. Everyone should watch it!
Pictures are beautiful as always.
Hey Meg, are you on Goodreads?
I'd be interested to see what you think of that book when you finish it.
My brother recommended it to me, unfortunately I didn't much care for it.
My review is on Goodreads if you are interested.
:)
ahhh the fault in our stars!! my FAVORITE book!
@Robby Spratt: I'm not on Goodreads (one more social media site and I'll lose it)--what did you think of it?
Love that wreath at the top. I want that for my front door!
Ah, beautiful. I read The Fault in Our Stars in November, and I loved it. I listened to the audio version as well. It just... changes your view of the sick and it's so... necessary.
Xo
i read that in a sitting earlier this week. incredible.
also, what a pretty wreath!
Meg, I didn't like it very much. I'll leave it at that for now. I know a lot of people love it, so I wouldn't want to offend by criticizing it publicly.
I'd happily discuss it with you after you finish it. Just email me at robspratt@gmail.com.
:)
I know that church building! I pass it on my way to a different church when I'm up there, haha. :) Happy New Year, Meg! Love your blog. :)
@Robby: it's not a big deal, just curious. i found the whole thing to be magnificent.
@LeaHall: what church? xx
what did you think of the fault in our stars? i liked it!
I agree with all the previous comments, that book is easy to fall in love with. beautiful words.
Your pictures are beautiful. Are they all taken with the 60d?
Ah and happy new year!
i love the way you've captured those lights. and the wreath? beautifully simple & oh-so elegant.
@emily: i thought it was simple and lovely and utterly heartbreaking--all in the best possible way.
@Britti: yup, gotta love that canon.
loved the book. love these photos. love you!
I cannot stop talking about that book. And, really, my words don't add up to just how fantastic it really is... If only it had been written when I was in middle/high school. It would have totally changed things for me.
That book is just too fantastic for words, yet I cannot stop talking about it. It's honestly beautiful. I'm sure you know that, though.
Gorgeous photos Meg! Also love the wreath! Please share where you got it from :)
@LaceFita: unfortunately, i have no idea where the wreath came from!! i got it this past christmas from my childhood bedroom where it'd been hanging for years. but i don't know where it's from before that. so sorry. i will ask my mother though, she might know.
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