under the feeder
flurry of activity
squirrels chasing their tails
one catches his, one does not
happiness, the tail we chase
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Michele,
Thanks so much. I would enjoy meeting up with Mark and you when you guys get some
time. I’ve been busy too so I know.
Do you photography? If so: http://www.flickr.com/photos/don-iannone/ (Several sets
from NE Ohio.)
Photography has sparked a new love affair for me with Greater Cleveland. We have
so much and just miss it. i know I do!
Namaste!
Don
You said….
I love this one Don.
I often feel like I am chasing my tail!
Mark says he is going to get in touch with you soon.
He has been really busy with the magazine lately.
Hope you are having a great day and hope to meet you in person sometime…..I still
plan on writing you a little about Omega….I am just slow to respond.
Namaste,
Michele
I love this one Don.
I often feel like I am chasing my tail!
Mark says he is going to get in touch with you soon.
He has been really busy with the magazine lately.
Hope you are having a great day and hope to meet you in person sometime…..I still plan on writing you a little about Omega….I am just slow to respond.
Namaste,
Michele
Alysso: Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
so peacefull
Thanks Dan, Borut and Polona. Indeed it is an analogy for life.
Huh, wish I were there!:)
love the analogy…
Me too.