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Showing posts with label appreciate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label appreciate. Show all posts
Sunday, January 4, 2015
A SNOWY DAY
Paradise is within our grasp.
Within our environment.
Within our homes.
We just have to stop,
watch, and listen.
It could be as simple
as a snowy day.
Or as complex as
a large family.
Enjoy the happy season.
Have fun in the snow.
Appreciate your family.
Paradise is within our grasp.
Sunday, December 14, 2014
LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL
LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL

Life is beautiful.
So beautiful.
Take a long breath.
And look around.
There’s beauty everywhere.
In every flower.
In each blade of grass.
And in each and every insect.
Too much to take in at one glance.
Too many details for our minds
to comprehend.
How could there be so much
living detail around us
that no one bothers to notice?
Birds.
Flowers.
Ocean.
Fish.
Clouds.
Sun.
All around us.
And in us.
See the beauty.
Take in the beauty.
Appreciate the beauty.
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Friday, September 19, 2014
NATURE'S BOUNTY
NATURE’S BOUNTY
A flower so beautiful reveals
nature’s proud purpose.
It brings beauty and joy
to our lives.
We must open our hearts and minds
to appreciate its powerful message.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014
SLOW DOWN

kidmograph:
Too fast for us to get off the ride.
We need the time to smell the roses.
Time to appreciate our limited time on earth.
Slow down!
M_ND G_M_SDoes it feel like life is passing us by too fast?
Too fast for us to get off the ride.
We need the time to smell the roses.
Time to appreciate our limited time on earth.
Slow down!
Thursday, July 10, 2014
NATURE VS. NURTURE
flowersgardenlove:
Is a garden better with straight
pathways and cut hedges?
Does structure improve upon nature?
Or is nature better represented in its
wild form?
Nature can be appreciated and
respected in both formats.
Just as long as it’s enjoyed.
Is a garden better with straight
pathways and cut hedges?
Does structure improve upon nature?
Or is nature better represented in its
wild form?
Nature can be appreciated and
respected in both formats.
Just as long as it’s enjoyed.
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