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Gleanings From Living Long
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Category: Encouragement
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Is this oak tree burdened by the spanish moss? If you really pay attention to your life, then you recognize that your burdens are connected to your joys. All you have to do is remember where the love is. And that gets easier and easier, when you realize that your…
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I'm just a duck, quit looking at me like I should be saying something clever. I'm just a duck. QUACK. One of many ducks around and in the pond at the South East Branch of the Library, one of five sites for Early Voting in St. Augustine.
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This is the day before he understood that you can eat the cone and get to the rest of the ice cream! Aden useing a spoon in Godollo, Hungary to scoop out the rest of the ice cream!
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This man was right next to our table at the very best restaurant in Tihany, Hungary. He was fine, really.
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Once in a while, exactly what we want, need, falls right into our – beaks. Sea gull, Cedar Key about to catch a bit of bread thrown by the upstairs neighbors.
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If I hadn't been traveling with a local, I would have been hopelessly lost in Budapest. This archway led from one street to another that took us to the train for home, Godollo home that is. It was this shadow cast onto the floor that intrigued me. Sometimes it's…
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Once upon a time, there was a cottage on top of these pilings, and it was known as the "Honeymoon Cottage", AND it was/is the most photographed structure in Cedar Key, Florida. After spending a long weekend in this friendly town, the simplicity of this structure and the fact that it is…
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This terrace was so inviting that we spent time there on our way into the village of Tihany, and we spent time there on our way out of Tihany. Situated on Lake Balaton it was a place to stop, slow down and smell the roses, and the lavender! Kid friendly with…
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Our last night in the city and we stumble upon a beer festival, a distant lightening storm, and the yellow train whizzing by a Jazz boat in front of the Palace on the other side of the river. Still livin' right!
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It turns out that keeping company with 300 year old Oak Trees is good medicine. Something about the grandeur, and the quietness, and the solid grounded feelings that they emote. How many lives have passed this way? How many storms? How much sunshine and moonshine and happy voices and sad voices? …
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