The meeting was both exciting and a letdown. Exciting because it was my first attempt at a social event in over three years, having been bed bound all that time. A letdown as soon as the participants talked about early morning walks as the best way to spot birds. Mornings were still tough for me, […]
…especially when you dwell in Northern climes. Now, down south, green is all the rage: (A male mallard in a local ditch, and green jays taken along the Rio Valley in Texas. For Bird Weekly challenge.)
All the fading bitsdetract – I am still alivepassion asserting. (A quick check in. I am recovering well; still needing lots of rest. Thanks for all the good wishes. Image from my collection.)
An interesting take on the folklore topic, very nicely done!
Caz x
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Thanks!
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Nice original take on those prompts V.J.! ❤
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Thanks Deborah!
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Very nice!
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I was fond of The Ugly Duckling fairy tale as well. The “confidence of nurture derived” reminds me of the faith my parents had in me. (I was a difficult child, but they loved and nurtured me well.)
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You were very lucky, Liz. I was the ugly duckling in our family – nurture was questionable.
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Excellent take of the prompt and your words are very wise. Nature has so many lessons to offer. Thank you so much for joining in. 💚
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Thanks, Eugenia!
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You’re welcome~
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Sharing V.J.’s take on the prompt –
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