Yesterday was a hard day. It was a heavy day made of granite formed of all
things troublesome. Or so it felt. Mental and emotional energies where in
ove...
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4 comments:
Oh, some are ... others are struggling with with better-loved cousins and craving a bit more sunshine.
Rose is right, our do seem to have mixed emotions.
I surrendered to mine and waved the white flag. ;)
... thank the gods for edible "weeds!"
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