a garden moment
Thursday, April 1, 2010
(me, smiling back at all of you)(photo taken this morning at Chanticleer, by my friend Magda)
(me, smiling back at all of you)(photo taken this morning at Chanticleer, by my friend Magda)
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smiling back!
Beautiful smile
:) back to you.
Penny
So lovely, Beth. Thanks to your friend for capturing your spirit!
What a lovely smile :)
All smiles to you too Beth!
smiling back as well. You look lovely.
Who doesn't love a smile. Thanks for sharing. :]
you're the best.
You look glowing and beautiful - the face of spring!
(You'd never guess you'd been sick!)
You look lovely - as always. And as always, you are spreading the love :)
Beautiful photograph,
beautiful person!
I once sat next to an old, well known and distinguished anthropology professor at a wedding. We talked about what the peoples of the world have in common. Being widely traveled, his words carry some sort of weight I cannot boast of. “There is nothing, not one single thing, that is commonly shared among everyone in the world,” he said. “Nothing?” I said, “not even the meaning of a Smile?” “No, not even the smile,” he said. He is a professor, I should believe him. And I do realize a smile can carry a number of different messages, from arrogance to helplessness.
I have just shared a week with my husband and sons and their girlfriend/wife/child. Baby Alfred, just four months old, has, in my opinion (obviously not the professor’s) cracked the “people code”. Every morning he greeted us with a - Smile. He then continued charming us throughout the day, with generous helpings of - Smiles.
I Smile back at you, Beth. You have cracked the “people code”. My heart bounces a little as I look at your friendly eyes, cheeks, mouth.....
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