Guest Heart Thursday #56

Welcome to Guest Heart Thursday -
A place to share YOUR heart!

Random Hearts wishes a Happy Mother's Day to all Moms out there!

Jann over at "Forever Jann" is from Texas. Can you tell? She recently posted a series of vintage Texas postcards. This one was my favorite!

Jann is a wonderful artist, and a good friend. When you visit her blog, you will be amazed at the memorabilia she uncovers!

Thank you, Jann, for sharing your big Texas Heart!

Teri's new blog "Our Wild Hearts" is up and running - this beautiful heart is one of her first posts.

To see her beautiful photography, you should also check out her main blog "Teri H. Hoover Photography".

Than you, Teri, for again sharing your wild hearts!

While Sunny over at "Barnyard and Barnacles" was waiting for her computer to be repaired, she went out looking for the flowers of May ... and look - she found a heart as well!

Thank you, Sunny, for sharing your heart!

Far away from me in Guatamala, Claudia of "@Claudia" posts delightful photos along with the history of her country and it's unique traditions and customs.

During Holy Week, these beautiful works of art are painstakingly made of sawdust and flowers on local streets and sidewalks - I am in awe of the amazing beauty of these temporary masterpieces!

Thank you, Claudia, for sharing your Guatemala ... and your heart!

Suzi over at "Spirit Whispers" recently hosted the "Festival of Trees". Her delightful story of friends and rescuers of the world's forests (including links to many beautiful lovers of trees!) is beautifully written, with equally delightful photos as accents.

It was perfect timing for Suzi to post this picture ... with the beautiful tree scar heart ... in celebration of trees!

Thank you, Suzi, for hosting this wonderful Festival ... and for sharing your heart!

One world. One people. One heart.

As always - huge thank you to all who participated in Guest Heart Thursday last week. I loved seeing all of the delightful hearts you found in your world!

Would you like to share your heart on Guest Heart Thursday?
The rules are easy ...
There are none!!!
As long as your post includes a heart!

If you have found a heart (or drawn a heart, or designed a heart, or ...), please join us for Guest Heart Thursday. Just link the URL of your heart post to Linky! It would be nice if you linked back to Random Hearts ... but it's okay not to ... we just want to see your hearts!
The link will be open from Thursday morning until Sunday night.

Have you found more than one heart?

Put in more than one link!

Is your heart from a long time ago?

It doesn't matter, as long as you put the direct URL link to that post!

Guest Heart Thursday #21

Claudia was at work the other day, not expecting to find a heart - but when she looked down at her phone cord, look what she found! Of all random patterns that cord could have made - it was a heart!

Claudia lives in Guatemala. Right now it is winter there, with three more months of 'rainy season' expected.

Her blog, @ claudia's, is full of delightful pictures and history of Guatemala that I find absolutely fascinating.

Thank you, Claudia, for sharing your heart!

My sister Beth is the Cloud Queen. The heavens open up to her, and give her the most amazing sights. Thanks to her and her amazing blog, Expect the Unexpected, I have learned to 'look up' as well as 'look around'. I too now find the most unexpected things - by looking up!

Beth has a new blog, Geometrics - just started yesterday. It's all about shapes found in nature. Be sure to check it out, and be one of the first Followers on this amazing journey of shapes. Of course you can't be THE first, because that's ME!

Thank you, sissie, for sharing your heart!

I never realized sweet potatoes were so 'hearty'. But Cheryl, over at March to March knew all along! Look at all of these delicious hearts she found!

She also found that rhubarb leaves have heart. But that's another story!

Thank you, Cheryl, for sharing your hearts.

And speaking of DELICIOUS hearts, look what Lani at Taipei: A Daily Photo found on her ice cream. Yummy!

If you haven't discovered Lani's wonderful blog, then you must do so soon.
She has been finding the most wonderful hearts!

Thank you so much, Lani, for sharing your hearts.

I love honey.
I especially love the honey of a heart that Limar at From My Replicator found in her cup.
Isn't it gorgeous?

Be sure to check out Limar's blog - it's so much fun!

Thank you, Limar, for sharing your delicious heart!


A huge thank you to all who participated in Guest Heart Thursday last week. I loved seeing the wonderful hearts you found in your world!

If you have found a heart (or drawn a heart, or designed a heart, or ...), please join us for Guest Heart Thursday. Just link the URL of your heart to Linky!
The link will be open from Thursday morning until Sunday night.

Have you found more than one heart?

Put in more than one link!

Is your heart from a long time ago?

It doesn't matter, as long as you put the direct URL link to that post!

I can't wait to see your amazing hearts!

Guest Heart Thursday #5

Lois found another one!
Just look at this wonderful huge rock heart.
This is the kind of doorstop I would love to have!

Please visit Lois over at Tallahassee Daily Photo. She finds the most interesting information about the places she visits - and takes amazing photos of those places.

And she's starting to be an awesome heart-finder as well!

Let me introduce Claudia.
She's from Guatamala, where the summer is just about over, and fall is in the air.

I have so much fun looking at her blog - Claudia's Desk - especially when she finds beautiful high-flying hearts!!!

Cheryl almost didn't post these beautiful rhubarb leaves.
She thought they were too ordinary.

As if ANY heart could be ordinary!!!

Cheryl's delightful blog is NOSTALGIA: Today and Yesterday. You should check it out, and when you do, be sure to go back through her older posts. She has THE EYE to see what most people miss.

I also have to say ... Cheryl is the first follower (besides my sister Beth) I ever had on any of my blogs. She helped me so much when I was new, and gave me a confidence I never would have had.
Thank you, Cheryl, I appreciate you.

And finally, Beth over at Expect the Unexpected found this delicate heart floating just over the chimney at her house.

It's absolutely perfect ... but then, she also has THE EYE to see what most people miss.

Thank you, sissie!