ALOHA!
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"All my life I have tried to pluck a thistle
and plant a flower
wherever the flower would grow in thought and mind. "
Lincoln
and plant a flower
wherever the flower would grow in thought and mind. "
Lincoln
"The fact that I can plant a seed
and it becomes a flower,
share a bit of knowledge and it becomes another's,
smile at someone and receive a smile in return,
are to me continual spiritual exercises."
Leo Buscaglia
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It seems to me
that our most enduring loyalties
are to those
who have treated us
with kindness. . .
Like YOU!
Thanks, cloudia
and it becomes a flower,
share a bit of knowledge and it becomes another's,
smile at someone and receive a smile in return,
are to me continual spiritual exercises."
Leo Buscaglia
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It seems to me
that our most enduring loyalties
are to those
who have treated us
with kindness. . .
Like YOU!
Thanks, cloudia
Really good quotes and nice pics. to go along with it. I liked the last one - by Leo Buscaglia.
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ReplyDeletePeace!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Casa!
BLOGitse
red hibiscus are almost impossible to take pictures of. The color so bright.
ReplyDeleteThose flowers look familiar, but I've only seen them in a greenhouse!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and magnificent quotes. Thanks for the message.
ReplyDeleteLOVE,
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Thanks for the wonderful post to start my day!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics and quotes..
ReplyDeletelove the john harrington quote the most!!
My Yatra Diary...
Man I just LOVE this Place!!!! (Your Blog!)
ReplyDeleteI wish it were a Channel on DirecTv--I'd watch your images all day long!
Aloha,
John
Even concrete cloverleafs are beautiful. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch incredible blooms!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos and lovely quotes
ReplyDeleteGreat quotes and pics, Cloudia. Planting the seeds of kindness seems to be running through the blog world the last few days.
ReplyDeleteSo true. And completely lovely.
ReplyDeleteDamn, does it EVER RAIN over here ?!?!?
ReplyDeleteWe bought a flower to sit in our window. In the daisy family. Looks good.
ReplyDeleteAbout half past four in the morning, reaching the letter "C", being glad to take a flower with me into dreams of sleep.
ReplyDeletePlease have a wonderful Tuesday.
A breath of fresh air you are...:-)
ReplyDeleteOh beeeeyoutiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteHey, Puka Ni'. Just letting ya know i was here. :-)
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