“Be careful of the habits you make,” my father used to lecture, cigarette in one hand, whiskey in the other. “They will either make of you a slave or a master.” Of course, I had no idea what he was talking about, and I hated that his sermons were always: “Do what I say, not […]
The snow has been falling all day, filling in the roads behind the plow’s efforts. I am a bit of wreck as I write this. Tomorrow, I am planning a surprise party for Ric’s 70th birthday. The hall is booked, and I’ve delegated all the pieces, but the guest list is shrinking as people are […]
Vibrant red,sweet pinks The joy of birdsong Oh, how I long for Spring. (For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Spring Scenes)
Wondrously insightful.
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Thanks Ivor.
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So true–brilliantly penned!
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Thank you!
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Most welcome!
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Excellent take on the prompt! The sane and sensible are in a disappointing minority. Or shall I say, the parameters of sanity have changed?
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Yes, exactly! Thanks Reena.
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Modern day perspective ….By VJ Knutson at onewomansquest
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There will come a day when those who remember life before screens will be gone. Very insightful, VJ.
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You’ve got that right. Thanks!
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You are welcome.
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So provacative!
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Thanks, Cindy!
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Pure truth! Loved reading this
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Thank you!
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How true to today’s selfie world. Well done!
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Thanks, Eugenia.
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You’re welcome.
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We’ve forgotten how to look at each other. That illustration is perfect for your words. (K)
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Thanks, K!
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