Surmising with aplomb
and nary remorse…
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Great photo and inspirational words. Thank you.
Shine On
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Thank you, 2015chronicles. I’m happy you think so.
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Very beautiful post ;-)
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Thank you, irenedesign2011. I’m glad you like it.
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So very true Kurt. and so sad that more and more people do this less and less every day.
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Reblogged this on It's All Just Noise To Me.
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When the tired snows can no longer bear the sun, the melting reveals a still corrupt heart in a jaded breast;
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Very nice, FTI. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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Very nice picture with even nicer words:)
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Thank you, tlcmd3. I really appreciate you taking the time to say so.
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Every bit of it — beauty, chaos, destruction, rebirth — we just have to pay attention!!
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Indeed, heidispitzig.
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Thank you for the following, Mr. Kurt Brindley ! :)
Regards,
Aliosa.
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Beautiful Words & the Picture!
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Thank you, my friend.
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True, but why is it so hard?
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That’s the question…
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