red pears? I dislike pears, they are too mealy for me...I think I spelled that wrong. You may have mine. Your bookshelf is awesome, it looks like mine. Because, who has time to put books back neatly? LOVE IT!
JoAnn, you don't like pears? You mean there's something we DON'T have in common? ;) "Who has time to put books back neatly?" What are you implying? LOL!
:D The bookshelf. There seems to be a bookshelf cycle, the books start out nice and neat then they slowly become tilted and unorganized until one day you look at it and it's "What happened to this? It was all organized!!" And then you have to take them all off and organize again. It's probably God's way of making us dust our bookshelves.
98 - the glow of forsythias on a cloudy day
99 - curiosity
100 - taking time to smell the flowers
101 - favorite reading spots
102 - red pears
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I love to read your Counting Blessings posts - they make me count my own blessings, of which there are many!
They do make a nice thoughtful start to the week..Thank you :0)
I love #100...who knew 7 month olds like to smell petunias? And, I do believe your book collection has grown since I last saw it.
red pears? I dislike pears, they are too mealy for me...I think I spelled that wrong. You may have mine.
Your bookshelf is awesome, it looks like mine. Because, who has time to put books back neatly? LOVE IT!
JoAnn, you don't like pears? You mean there's something we DON'T have in common? ;) "Who has time to put books back neatly?" What are you implying? LOL!
Niamh, I love #100 too and I miss her. Yes, my book collection keeps growing.
Monix and Val, thanks! Counting blessings keeps our outlook positive, doesn't it.
:D The bookshelf. There seems to be a bookshelf cycle, the books start out nice and neat then they slowly become tilted and unorganized until one day you look at it and it's "What happened to this? It was all organized!!" And then you have to take them all off and organize again. It's probably God's way of making us dust our bookshelves.
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