I get up in the morning, looking for an adventure.
/George Foreman/
Inspire and be inspired!
More about Paula and her Black & White Sunday Challenge here:
I get up in the morning, looking for an adventure.
/George Foreman/
Inspire and be inspired!
More about Paula and her Black & White Sunday Challenge here:
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Ese' s Voice 
Lovely post….full of bright optimism
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Optimism was very present also that day out there 🙂 Thank you very much, Seonaid!
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We get what we seek 😉
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And I almost believed you had turned into an optimist, Tatsat! 🙂
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Good habits die hard my friend 🙂
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The good news – they still do after all… 😀
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Thank God they do. How else can we get better after all 😀
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Better?! Why would you possibly consider we were getting better?! 😀 😀 😀 The lights at the end of the tunnel are of coming train…
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Well… Given what I have gotten into, I quite agree- definitely the train 😉
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lol… you made my day … 😀
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…a great example for “looking up” (although the boy is looking down) … I do like the interpretation you came up with!
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I liked the way the photo turned out to be almost dual for this theme, depending on the way one looks at it 🙂 Thank you!
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Fabulous, Ese. This can work perfectly for both looking up and looking down 😀 Is that your little fellow? 🙂
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Thank you, Paula! Yes, I like the way it migth work both ways, though being there my mind worked just in 1 direction – how to get him (my friend’s son) down safely 🙂
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😀
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great image, Ese… though my heart would have stopped to see my little Indians up there lol 🙂 kids are fearless… 🙂
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