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Grateful as always for the wonders around me! Mexican Sun Flowers, blooming now! ©2023LaineQuinn
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At the risk of repeating myself, we really do live in a beautiful world. Nature persists. In spite of what men do to each other and to the planet to distract us, Nature persists. There is beauty and diversity and wonder all around us. And we, who are a part of…
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"I'm fine, really." This man was right next to our table at the very best restaurant in Tihany, Hungary. He was fine, really. Reprinted from LainesBlog October 2014
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Mom, is that a real lizard? A little levity! Reposted from LainesBlog September 2012 ©LaineQuinn2023
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Life is but a dream!
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As I grow older and and can glimpse the end of my days, there seems to be more time or time is more expansive somehow. Although the weeks zoom past with the years, the present moment is huge! You realize that you don't have to be in a hurry all the…
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Delicious sweet watermelon. A gift from the gods. (And a friend, and a farmer in North Carolina!) Thanks to all, and to sun and rain and earth, and to seeds that are so willing to grow. Enjoying the fruits of summer. Reposted from Laine's Blog, July 2014…
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Friends, paddling along together through life's currents. It's a calm evening and mild in between the storms and troubles. There's peace and quiet and a kind of welcome ordinariness, a rightness about things. All's well. Reprinted from LainesBlog May 2013 Two Pelicans in the quiet evening, St. Augustine…
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Friends, paddling along together through life's currents. It's a calm evening and mild in between the storms and troubles. There's peace and quiet and a kind of welcome ordinariness, a rightness about things. All's well. Reprinted from LainesBlog May 2013 Two Pelicans in the quiet evening, St. Augustine…
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Hibiscus, the state flower of Hawaii was once commonly called good night at noon because it blossoms for only a short time! I like that, "good night at noon!" Some days are like that. From the book Garden Flower Folklore by Laura C. Martin Blog post from Laine's Blog, May 2012,…
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