Ear of Rice and Japanese Proverb etc;

I had a background size trouble; I asked help for the staff who made it for me, he could fix it ♪

 (posted; Etymology page)　
＊Rice grow ripe in Autumn＊     

         The boughs that bear most hang lowest.

       実るほど頭を垂れる稲穂かな 　minoruhodo koubeo tareru inahokana

                This proverb derived from Japanese rice eating culture. 

The interpretation I found from pc.  "As berries ripen drooping ears, humans also deepens learning and virtue, humility."   I think it is a reference to modesty and humility being virtues, and the virtue may apply to those who are the most unassuming, the least pretentious.    I still have a lot to learn ;-)   

         Starts with K : Rice is the "King of staple food" for Friday's Hunt.

♣ pictures taken last week ♣

♣ pictures from former posts to show you rice-paddy before ripen ♣

♣ Extra new butterfly picture for Eileen's Critter link ♣
This one was drinking water after the rain near my house last month. 

＊For Flowers and Fence link＊

Gifted picture from my husband's ex-lady colleague taken at the exhibition ；

This GORGEOUS work was arranged by her master of "Ohara Scchool".

 ♣ Cute road side guard ♣

Recently, we found these cute rabbits instead of normal traffic cone :-)

Coincidentally, found the pink flower at the road side. Name unidentified.
So sorry for my long absence; start visiting you soon☆☆☆

Linking this post to, "Outdoor Wednesday", "WATW", "Flower Wednesday",  

"GoodFences", "Floral Friday Fotos", "Todays Flowers", "Flower Friday",  

"Friday’s Hunt", "Scenic Weekends", "Saturday's critters", "Camera-Critters", 

"id-rather-b birdin", "SEASONS", "Monday Mellow Yellow", 

"MosaicMonday", "Nature Notes", "Our World Tuesday",