Like the magnificent Sequoias here in California whose roots may be shallow but they tightly interconnect to keep all the trees in the forest growing tall and strong for centuries.
Wonderful. So many inspirational words. So much joy. (It’s a hot summer night here and the birds are so NOISY outside! Family gatherings. Chattering away before they finally settle down for the night. This too brings me joy.)
Thank you!!! I'm delighted to hear about something you enjoyed!!! What kind of birds were they??
It's winter here where I am - not snowy but cold and rainy. The temperature as I write is 40 degrees. I stepped outside briefly and heard and saw birds (junco's or sparrows??) in our bushes greeting the morning.
Hugs to you too dear Beth!!! And I wish for you every good thing!! 🤗🤗💚💙💚💙
Hundreds of corellas mainly, plus cockatoos and magpies and starlings. But flocks of corellas fly between the trees, settle down a little and have very noisy conversations before moving to new trees. Much much larger than your tiny little birds. (I never understand how such tiny birds can survive in such extreme conditions.) Sending warm hugs. 🤗🤗
Oooh!!! Your bird neighbors are amazing!!! Wow!!!!! How lucky you are to have them so nearby!!!! Yes, I took marvel at how our little birds manage... they fluff out and look like round balls with beaks and tails. Even our much larger black crows puff up in the cold. Sometimes we see owls, hawks and eagles too...
But your bird list.... WOW!!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!! 😘🤗💙💙💙🫶🫶🫶
I was watching the latest episode of Starfleet Academy and the phrase "hopeful defiance" was used to described one of the characters. Your work is a hopefully defiant act in the difficult times and I am glad you are here.
I love everything you wrote here so much… everything ❤️ Thank you for sharing these inspirations - I am going to get started on my own joy book! XXX 💖💖💖🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
Like the magnificent Sequoias here in California whose roots may be shallow but they tightly interconnect to keep all the trees in the forest growing tall and strong for centuries.
Yes!!!! That's absolutely 💯 it!!! Your analogy is exactly what I'm talking about!!!!! *Thank you!!!* 🫶💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚
Thank you, Sue, for your wonderful artwork 🤗 and will reStack ASAP 💯👍
Thank you so much!!!!! 💙 💚💙💚
I love the get well card! A happy dance for someone else. Thanks for putting the racism poster on Zazzle. I just snagged my copy!
Awww thank you so very much for your kind comment and for snagging a copy!! I appreciate you!! 💙💚💙💚💙🤗
You're welcome! I have just the spot for it in my study.
Love hearing that!! Thank you !!!!! 💙💚💙💚💙💚💙
You’re welcome!
Wonderful. So many inspirational words. So much joy. (It’s a hot summer night here and the birds are so NOISY outside! Family gatherings. Chattering away before they finally settle down for the night. This too brings me joy.)
Hugs dear Sue. Wishing you all the best. 🤗🤗
Thank you!!! I'm delighted to hear about something you enjoyed!!! What kind of birds were they??
It's winter here where I am - not snowy but cold and rainy. The temperature as I write is 40 degrees. I stepped outside briefly and heard and saw birds (junco's or sparrows??) in our bushes greeting the morning.
Hugs to you too dear Beth!!! And I wish for you every good thing!! 🤗🤗💚💙💚💙
Hundreds of corellas mainly, plus cockatoos and magpies and starlings. But flocks of corellas fly between the trees, settle down a little and have very noisy conversations before moving to new trees. Much much larger than your tiny little birds. (I never understand how such tiny birds can survive in such extreme conditions.) Sending warm hugs. 🤗🤗
Oooh!!! Your bird neighbors are amazing!!! Wow!!!!! How lucky you are to have them so nearby!!!! Yes, I took marvel at how our little birds manage... they fluff out and look like round balls with beaks and tails. Even our much larger black crows puff up in the cold. Sometimes we see owls, hawks and eagles too...
But your bird list.... WOW!!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!! 😘🤗💙💙💙🫶🫶🫶
I was watching the latest episode of Starfleet Academy and the phrase "hopeful defiance" was used to described one of the characters. Your work is a hopefully defiant act in the difficult times and I am glad you are here.
That little Brian Eno and Bette A book is a smashing read.
I love everything you wrote here so much… everything ❤️ Thank you for sharing these inspirations - I am going to get started on my own joy book! XXX 💖💖💖🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
Digging that frog. Hehe. Nice post, Sue.
Another uplifting post, Sue, which I needed! And I can't decide whether the cat or the frog is my favorite today:)
I was just thinking of Victor Frankel’s quote yesterday when I was starting to get overwhelmed at the doom and gloom I was reading.