I love that! How true that has been in bloggy land! This is a great image, and your images have just such a quality that makes me feel cozy, warm, and inspired! Love your art!
Yes this such a sweet and true sentiment. I would take it one step further to say that when you start treating strangers as neighbors communities are formed.
Maybe it's about perspective and remembering we're all connected in our humanity... and not letting the borders and differences (and fears) get in the way :)
How lovely! I feel that we have a blogging community as well, and you are one of my next-door neighbors. I can always rely on you for "a cup of sugar!" Merci, ma voisine :)
I feel the same about you dear friend... I love that we can visit anytime and often :) Looking back, I wish I had joined this wonderful community of "strangers" sooner!
I love that quote...so true it is. Don't you wish we would take time to do this more in our life? The image is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you Laurie... I agree, wish we could all treat each other as neighbors, or better yet friends :)
DeleteThat is a great quote!
ReplyDeleteI love that! How true that has been in bloggy land! This is a great image, and your images have just such a quality that makes me feel cozy, warm, and inspired! Love your art!
ReplyDeleteAw thank you Kim, means so much coming from you :)
DeleteI love this one! And the brilliant light makes me yearn for a lovely morning, enjoying a breakfast just like this:)
ReplyDeletethis made me smile, too! i love the quote, and your marvelous image!!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for dropping by again, Catherine! :)
Yes this such a sweet and true sentiment. I would take it one step further to say that when you start treating strangers as neighbors communities are formed.
ReplyDeleteLove that even more :)
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ReplyDeleteLovely quote, and beautiful image. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful quote! I might use it myself. Thank you for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteSo true! Wonderful quote.
ReplyDeleteGreat saying!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteso much truth in that and so many people let that slip by
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Maybe it's about perspective and remembering we're all connected in our humanity... and not letting the borders and differences (and fears) get in the way :)
DeleteI like it!
ReplyDeletewonderful quote! And your picture reminds me of comfort :)
ReplyDeleteCertainly the brighter side of my barb wire photo quote the other day! That coffee looks mighty strong. I might need some cream. :)
ReplyDeleteSimple and lovely (photo and the quote!)
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! I feel that we have a blogging community as well, and you are one of my next-door neighbors. I can always rely on you for "a cup of sugar!" Merci, ma voisine :)
ReplyDeleteI feel the same about you dear friend... I love that we can visit anytime and often :) Looking back, I wish I had joined this wonderful community of "strangers" sooner!
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