Wishing all my friends a peaceful and joyful rest of your Saturday. Take some time this weekend to slow down, breathe, and do something that brings you peace — you deserve it. And when the day winds down and it’s time to rest, may your night be calm, your heart be light, and your sleep be deep. Good night when you get there.
Oh, how I hope you had a wonderful Caturday doing whatever you enjoy the most and accomplishing just what you needed to get done.
I have spent the entire day in the computer room updating 26 new pictures on My Boomer page.
It is Summer after all and it is too hot to go outside for very long!
But after putting as many as I could of newly taken pictures on my page, I still have over 15 left over that I wanted to share and literally hundreds more taken in the last month.
Thanks for letting me share my life and my love of taking pictures & sharing graphics with you AND my love for giraffes too.
Lately, I’ve been holding all my friends — and the world — close in my prayers. No matter where we are in life, I truly believe we all need to take a few minutes each day to pause and be grateful. Grateful not just for what we have, but also for the things we don’t — the struggles we’ve been spared, the lessons we’re still learning, the growth that comes in silence.
The world feels increasingly detached from the things that matter most: compassion, empathy, kindness, and respect. It's easy to get lost in the noise, the rush, the judgment, and the division.
But we’re all human. We all hurt, we all hope, we all carry something unseen. So today, and every day, let’s choose love — even when it’s hard. Let’s listen more, judge less, and remember that even the smallest act of kindness can make a difference.
We may not be able to fix everything, but we can choose to be a light in someone’s darkness.
Lately, I’ve been holding all my friends — and the world — close in my prayers. No matter where we are in life, I truly believe we all need to take a few minutes each day to pause and be grateful. Grateful not just for what we have, but also for the things we don’t — the struggles we’ve been spared, the lessons we’re still learning, the growth that comes in silence.
The world feels increasingly detached from the things that matter most: compassion, empathy, kindness, and respect. It's easy to get lost in the noise, the rush, the judgment, and the division.
But we’re all human. We all hurt, we all hope, we all carry something unseen. So today, and every day, let’s choose love — even when it’s hard. Let’s listen more, judge less, and remember that even the smallest act of kindness can make a difference.
We may not be able to fix everything, but we can choose to be a light in someone’s darkness.
