We need to find meaning. We need to be useful. We need to know that who we are matters. I give, you give, we all give.
Lisa Von Saunder says: Love those old fashioned valentines. I have a sweet collection of them. Especially like the penny ones from my childhood that we exchanged in class. you know the ones with just awful puns? like” no KITTEN valentine, you’re PURRfect for me ” of the really silly veggie ones like: ” I CARROT for you, LETTUCE be valentines” or ” PEAS be my PODner”. They still just crack me up !
Barbara Criss says: I also love these old valentines. I still have my grade school ones from the 1960’s. I treasure them and like to display them each year.
I also love these old valentines.I still have my grade school ones from the 1960’s. I treasure them and display them each year.
Lisa Von Saunder says: looking forward to spring and no more frozen fruit.
Lisa Arthur says: Really stands out against the white world! Reminds us that rebirth is just around the corner!
Mary Rauch says: How did the birdies miss that yummy?
Barbara Criss says: Lovely photo. The snow looks good to me as we just had a flash flood that ruined our mile long “driveway”.Snow would have worked better for me. ‘
Barbara Criss says: Is this a rose hip? I am going crazy trying to figure out what this is!
MaryJane says: Yes, it’s a rose hip:)
Rose Ann Wong says: Mother Nature is full of little delights!
Winnie Nielsen says: Red and frosty in Idaho, and pink and warm in Florida today. It is sometimes hard to realize that there is such a huge difference in weather when it only takes about 5 hours to fly from here to there.
Barbara Criss says: Even though I thoroughly hate the huge new F-350s—this picture of an old Ford truck that was actually used for working makes me smile.
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Beautiful—but I am glad this is not what I’m seeing today. The warm weather here in the southeast feels so good. Spring is just around the corner and I can hardly wait to get my fingers in the dirt and start gardening.
Wow, we are 82 degrees here today and the bumblebees are buzzing all over my azalea bush outside my window! It is amazing what a 5 hour flight will change from my house to yours.