Author: Neal Saye

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Countdown to Christmas: “Images of Peace” 12/21/22

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For this blog category, “Countdown to Christmas: Images of Peace,” each day between December 1 and 25, I share some of our photography that invites rest, peace, tranquility and love.

Peace, Baby, Peace

There isn’t anything more beautifully peaceful than a little baby (clarification: a quiet or sleeping baby, that is).

And what an extra special blessing our grandchildren are.

First Grandchild Daniel

Grandson Gabriel

Grandtwins Matthew and Madison

Isabelle Grace

(She likes bows.)

Newest Grandchild Novah

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Countdown to Christmas: “Images of Peace” 12/20/22

Posted on by Neal Saye

For this blog category, “Countdown to Christmas: Images of Peace,” each day between December 1 and 25, I share some of our photography that invites rest, peace, tranquility and love.

Beach Peace

One of the many great joys of living in Historic District Savannah is the easy fifteen-minute drive along the Savannah River and the marshes to Tybee Island (aka Savannah Beach) .

Grandtwins Matthew and Madison

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Monday Moaning or Monday Marveling? 12/19/22

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Definitely marveling this Monday morning.

Last night I made my rosemary spiced nuts for the holidays, and our apartment still smells incredible this morn.

South Georgia pecans and walnuts; a mixture of brown sugar, cayenne pepper and Kosher salt; finely chopped rosemary from my window herbs, and melted butter.

15 minutes later …

Deliciously marvelous holiday joy.

Posted in Countdown to Christmas

Countdown to Christmas: “Images of Peace” 12/19/22

Posted on by Neal Saye

For this blog category, “Countdown to Christmas: Images of Peace,” each day between December 1 and 25, I share some of our photography that invites rest, peace, tranquility and love.

Priestly Peaceful Fun

Yesterday, three of my grandchildren were baptized in the beautiful St. Thomas Episcopal Church, on Isle of Hope (isn’t that a cool name for a community?) near Savannah.

After the service, during picture-taking time with the Bishop, he paused to show the children his balancing skills with his staff (or “crosier”).

The kids and adults all joined God in laughing, appreciatively.