I have to stop and marvel at how beautiful are the seasons in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Make Hay While the Sun Shines: Meaning
Make the most of one’s opportunities while you have the chance.
This proverb is first recorded in John Heywood’s A dialogue conteinyng the nomber in effect of all the prouerbes in the Englishe tongue, 1546:
“Whan the sunne shinth make hay. Which is to say
Take time whan time cometh, lest time steale away.”
Oh, you know I love this photo, Dor…and the proverb too!
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Oh Dor, beautiful. I have a very similar scene right this very moment in the fields to the west of my house. We really need some rain. How about you?
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Beautiful pictures, and our farmers are doing the most important work of them all, producing our food.
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I was thinking of you Jill…. really. 🙂
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Seems we get rain every other day. My world is a gorgeous green and there is more hay in this harvest down the road than I have ever seen.
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Thank you Bente! I appreciate your perspective since I greatly admire your work.
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Aw…that is so nice to hear, Dor. Your photo brought some brightness to a tough day at work…so thank you.
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Beautiful photo and practical lesson! I have less sunshine left at this age!
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I though “making hay” was a metaphor for something else….
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Hahaha! Uhhhh – in a way maybe. 🙂
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Thanks coastalcrone! And I don’t believe you have less sunshine. 🙂
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Hay (hey) are you all already makin’ hay down there? Not ready yet here.
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There are more hay bales harvested now than I have ever seen!
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