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Thursday, November 05, 2015

Life lessons from a breakfast napkin

‎I've been remiss in my blogging of late. I haven't been posting regularly, if at all, and our weekly Thematic photofests have devolved into once-in-a-while entries.

I'm sorry for the inconsistency. Life got a lot busier, and I plumb ran out of time to do the things I once did to relax.‎ So writing, shooting and just sitting on the deck staring at the clouds have taken a bit of a back seat to the day-to-day rush.

But have faith: I'll be back into a normal cadence before long. I just have to find my groove again. Suggestions welcome.

For now, here's a smile. Because we can never have enough.


4 comments:

  1. I periodically fall into a blogging funk, usually because life gets way too busy. But living life is a good thing!

    The smile on the napkin made me think of my father. When I was a kid, at dinnertime my father used to lecture us about what was going on at his work (he was a chemical engineer). It usually involved drawing benzene rings on napkins. So I am fond of napkin art.

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  2. Don't worry. Life is like that! Some things matter and some don't. Ask you daughter what she thinks is important in your life and maybe go from there!

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  3. Smiling back at you too Carmi. Perhaps we begin next week with photos of "Feeling the Groove" something sure to offer many grooves! Be sure to- Take time for you, in all the craziness of everyday.

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  4. Carmi: You are one of the most conscientious bloggers around and there's no apology needed. I recall when I had 100 to 300 bloggers on my Blogroll (many of whom you would know). At least three have passed away, but truthfully, most have abandoned blogging altogether for Facebook-only. It's refreshing to see you creating content far beyond what I have been able to produce.
    Your blogs are always exceptional, my friend!

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