Guest Heart Thursday #63

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

I found Rick's blog "Found Hearts by Rick Ruggles" quite by accident last year, when I was surfing around the internet. I immediately felt a kindred spirit!

Rick is not only a published author (on the subject of what else? Found hearts!), but a very nice person, and a good friend.

Thank you, Rick, for sharing your hearts!

Tina's blog, "Leckeres für Mensch und Katze -
Goodies for a pleasant life", is another place I love to visit.

Tina is a wonderful photographer, who finds beauty and wonder in her world, and delights my soul with her work.

Do you see the hearts in this shot? They flank that gorgeous yellow door!!!

Thank you, Tina, for sharing your heart!

And I just had to feature this most amazing cloud heart submitted by JayLeigh over at "Pacific Northwest Nature for Families" ... JayLeigh's 6-year-old son saw this unusual cloud formation in the sky, and noticed what so many of us would have missed ... "the Statue of Liberty on a Heart!" To make this picture even more special, the photo itself was taken by JayLeigh's 10-year-old daughter!

Thank you, JayLeigh, for passing to the next generation a wonder and passion for nature ... for nurturing beautiful imaginations ... and for sharing the hearts your family finds!

"Al's Photography Blog" is another of my favorite places to visit. I especially love the pictures he takes in Colorado (like this view of an abandoned cabin - with graffiti heart) ... a place very close to my heart.

Al also hosts "Sunday Scans" - where anything scanned can be linked up and shared. This is one of my favorite memes ... I have started going through and scanning my old photos - and the memories make me laugh and cry.

Thank you, Al, for sharing your world ... for sharing wonderful memories ... and for sharing your heart!

Suzi was on a search for the lunar eclipse last week, but was thwarted by the clouds. Instead of being disappointed, she took some wonderful pictures of the sunset, and then found this stunning flame heart!

You can find Suzi at her blog "Spirit Whispers" - but be prepared to stay for a while ... because you too will be caught up in her wonderful nature photography ... and the beautiful way she sees her world!

Thank you, Suzi, 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 #19

I am constantly delighted and amazed at how many hearts are being found - all over the world! Look at the heart Tsuki at Lune de Male-Daumon found.

Since her post wasn't in English, I looked up her profile and found she is from 'Loire-Atlantique'.
I must confess ... I had no idea where that is!
I know better now ... According to Wikipedia, Loire-Atlantique (formerly Loire-Inférieure) is a department on the west coast of France named after the Loire River and the Atlantic Ocean.

What a wonderful place to find a heart!

Thank you SO much, Tsuki!

Hearts really are being found everywhere.
Jayleigh over at Pacific Northwest Nature for Families found this beautiful bindweed heart ...
in the Pacific Northwest - which happens to be where I am!

If you haven't seen this wonderful blog, I recommend you check it out.
I did, and had a wonderful time.

Thank you so much for sharing your heart, Jayleigh!

Nilla, A Home Far Away, is an up and coming photographer, who just recently had a baby ...

I have watched as her photography skills have grown, and her life has unfolded.

Every once in a while, she adds a heart to her pictures.

I always love it when she does!

Thank you for sharing your heart, Nilla

Then there is the AMAZING Dani of Snow Flowers.

She brightens my life with the way she sees the world ... with her astonishing hearts ... with her warmth and generosity.

Dani will be leaving for China in 2 weeks. I sincerely hope she will keep sharing the hearts that find her. What an exciting time!

Thank you SO much, Dani, for sharing your heart(s).

Mom was cleaning the kitchen when she called me over.
"Look at the counter. From this angle over here - there's a heart!"

Sure enough, mom's heart - reflecting light from the fixture above - was plainly visible!

Mom, known to the world as Eva Gibson, is a wonderful writer. Her blog "Everybody Loves a Story", is a joy to read. I hope you enjoy it!

Thanks mom, for finding and sharing your 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!