Such a beautiful blue. 🙂
As to what matters – I try to get things in perspective – but don’t always succeed.
Thank you for the catch up visit to my blog: much appreciated. 😀
I find myself thinking about these “opposite” concepts a lot lately. The pandemic is frightening and horrible and tragic. But I am safe and my family has not suffered a loss (knock on wood), and we are working from home and I am so grateful. Maybe it’s this extreme that has me thinking these thoughts.
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Good question! ❤
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Yes, well let me know if you have any insight. One day I think it’s one, and the next day I think it’s the other. 🙂
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Or sometimes, both in the same day! 😉 I generally believe that things don’t matter, but relationships do.
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Both for sure!
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Well, one thing is for sure, Sylvia, the chick is out of the egg and it isn’t the golden goose. Hopefully, we can focus on what matters most. –Curt
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Ha! Right. 🙂
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Nice to see you are back with your beautiful photos!
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Thanks so much Elizabeth. 🙂
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This leads me to the question: what does matter? One thing? Nothing? Two things? (up and down)? Often on my mind, thanks…
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I saw an unopened robin’s egg just yesterday. Fell out of a tree I guess. It made me sad.
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Yes, that is sad. 😦
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Such a beautiful blue. 🙂
As to what matters – I try to get things in perspective – but don’t always succeed.
Thank you for the catch up visit to my blog: much appreciated. 😀
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That “Robin’s Egg Blue” always gets to me too. So beautiful. And yes, I suppose we just have to keep trying for that perspective. Challenging.
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I’ve never seen a Robins egg –
And yes it is really hard to find perspective, especially in difficult times. All we can do is try.
Keep Safe. 🙂
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Nice blog
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Thank you.
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As always, a great photo!
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My daughter took this one! Thank you for stopping by 🙂
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❤ I was wondering about a similar thing recently: Is there anything new or is there everything new? Anything different? Or everything different.
Much luck to you and us all.
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I find myself thinking about these “opposite” concepts a lot lately. The pandemic is frightening and horrible and tragic. But I am safe and my family has not suffered a loss (knock on wood), and we are working from home and I am so grateful. Maybe it’s this extreme that has me thinking these thoughts.
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