When we rely upon laws to enforce decent behavior, we end up spending our hard-earned money on attorneys. Rather than legal recourse, I’m on a mission to amp up my personal charm and collaborative kindness. Good manners are contagious.
Let’s get viral together.
Barbara Criss says: The colors in this photo are absolutely BEAUTIFUL! How it makes me long for blue skies and sunshine and green leaves. It snowed in West Virginia yesterday. Nothing but mud and gloom. This is so cheerful and makes me realize that warm weather and sunshine have to come sooner or later.
Linda Sheckells says: Beautiful!!!!
Barbara Criss says: What a wonderful photo. Daffodils are one of my favorite flowers, with hyacinths right behind. Daffodils are so cheerful after the drabness of winter. The best thing about them is that deers don’t eat them. I hope everyone who sees this today gets some spring cheer from it—I know I did. Now to attack all the outside chores and dream of warmer weather.
Lisa Von Saunder says: Daffies! Yes, a true harbinger of spring!
Winnie Nielsen says: Glorious daffodils! I love this photo.
terry steinmetz says: How lovely!
Tammi Kaiser says: Filled with thankfulness for the sacrifice Jesus Christ made for us. Victory. He shares His Home with those who choose Him. Have a Blessed day everyone.
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I don’t like cows much. I do love these sweet faced ones. Jerseys I think. When I go to the state fair these pretty cows are the only ones I look at. She’s a beauty.
Which of your darling calfs is this beauty?
This is my Magnolia all grown up and nursing not one, but two calves right now, while the momma of the second calf recuperates from complications due to childbirth. It’s rare for a first-time heifer to adopt a second calf but she grooms it and lets it nurse as if it were her own. Very sweet.
yes indeed, rare and sweet! thanks for sharing Magnolia’s kindness.