Published by Carol A. Hand
What matters are not the titles I’ve held or university degrees I earned
or the size of a house or bank account. It’s really what I’ve learned
from ordinary people like me whom I’ve met along the way.
They taught me to live with gratitude and give thanks for each new day.
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A beautiful example of Mother Nature’s resilience and of our ability to adapt and move through adversities. 🍀🪴🍀🍃
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Thank you so much for your thoughtful, lovely comments, Karen.
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We all, plants and animals, get by with a little help from our friends.Thanks for your inspiring reminder in images and words, Carol.
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Thank you so much for such thoughtful, lovely comments, Joan. Sending my best wishes to you.
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Beautiful, Carol. Resilience. 💕
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Thank you so much for your kind and lovely comments, Carrie. It’s a gift to hear from you! 💜
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Well said, I would only add that “uncertainty” isn’t the worst thing in the world. I’d venture to suggest that people who are cocksure of themselves have caused more than their share of the world’s injustice and backwardness. As a wise man once said, “doubt is what gets you an education.”
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Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing such important insights, Mister Muse. You are right on – it is the truly ignorant who believe they know everything who cause the most harm in the world, isn’t it?
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Carol, I find your poem and photos filled with strength and hope.
Although small, they unlock the potential to overcome adversity.
🤗.
Miriam
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Thank you so much for such thoughtful, lovely comments, Miriam. 💜
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Nature is resilient. It fights all calamities.
Within it’s own framework of time, survival goes on.
Thank you Carol for this reminder
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Dear Eddie, thank you for your thoughtful, lovely comments. 💜
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Thanks for sharing your reflection, Carol ❤ The resilience of plant life have so much to teach us about surviving and thriving amidst adversity.
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It’s so good to hear from you, Rosaliene. Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments.
(I apologize for not visiting your blog often during the past several months. Too much work and an aging computer that needed repairs!)
Sending my best wishes to you, and praying for gentle California rains. 💜
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No need to apologize, Carol. I hope that all went well with your move ❤
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