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It was mild here, kind of, and I did have a nice 3K walk. Also went into town and picked up grain and shavings and cat food.
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Thanks, Terry. Great words to hear. Nature can often repair my soul when it gets tattered by life. I loved being brought back to this little collection. I needed them on this fine, sunny day.
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Aloha, Albert.
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Happy Sunday/Monday, all!
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I had a chicken Caesar Salad with grilled ham instead of bacon. It was delicious. No croutons, though. Don't need the carbs.
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Hey, puddin'
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Happy Saturday/Sunday, all.
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Good night, Brother B.
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I felt the same at the loss of Michelle Ross and Chris Edwards. They gave so much of themselves.
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Thank you. A lot of my poems spring from those feelings we have upon awakening. I believe this was one of those. I often lay and listen to the sounds of nature through my windows... they open with just a fingertip, and let whatever thoughts I carried through the night, roam freely. The Thailand people sound wonderful... and welcoming. I'm glad you have found your home, Terry.
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The process will likely involve a lot of pressure on Turkey and Hungary by other nations, so think positive @raven1.
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Sorry... I edited my post. Hungary and Turkey still want concessions from Sweden, and they are saying that won't happen.
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I think a deal has already been worked out for Sweden. Edit: Just checked and Turkey and Hungary are still dragging their feet... hopefully a deal will be worked out.
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The only restraint you know are the ones used in your drilling documentaries.
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Have a great day/evening, all. Some freezing rain coming here.
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She's dealt with you a lot longer.
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Doors, and other stuff....
Headstall commented on Headstall's story chapter in Doors, and other stuff....
Smart! That's exactly what I do. I am forever running to get my journal to jot down notes, phrases, combinations that please me, something I saw... something I felt etc. Other times I jot down a verse that comes to me out of the blue. I have many many poems I have never published. Poetry is like a muscle that needs flexing... the more you write, the more your mind opens to the process. -
I'd forgotten about this one. I'm pleased you got the message. This one was fun for me, yet it has great meaning for those who struggle to force things that just won't go. We do our best and the satisfaction comes with knowing that.
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Doors, and other stuff....
Headstall commented on Headstall's story chapter in Doors, and other stuff....
I like Contemplations. It is much lighter than laments. You would not believe what I had to do to keep robins from building a nest up in the corner of my back verandah. They were persistent bastards, and somehow knew I wouldn't hurt them. Doors was giving myself a pep talk of sorts. Writing about nature and the changing seasons always lift me up. Thanks for reading and commenting, buddy. Keep writing your poetry now that you've started. Cheers! G. -
A little less sore, Tink. I'm hoping I can go for my walk tomorrow.
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Have an awesome day/evening, all.
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Awwww...
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It's a very special poem, Terry. It puts a smile on my face as the memories awaken my heart when I read it. My life comes down to these four children, and there are no regrets for how my life turned out. I have been blessed.
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Chapter 26 Be My Valentine
Headstall commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 26 Be My Valentine
Some laments can be amusing. If we ever lose the ability to laugh at ourselves, we are in trouble. Thanks for reading this again, buddy.
