As far as I'm concerned
blue skies and flowering trees
are a natural anti-depressant
with only the best kinds of side effects.
Christmas display
19 hours ago
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One photograph per day of Tacoma, Washington showcasing the city and its quirks (when I get around to it, that is).
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- Meri
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5 comments:
I am so anxious to see the flowering trees in my yard and my neighbor's magnolia tree blooming.
I agree. Watching the cherry trees blossom, seeing the bulbs coming to life, what a mood lifter.
true. they make so much difference.
Larry, Lettuce, and my friends from Olympia - I think I was a member of a sun cult in a different time and place. It lifts my spirits just to see it peek through clouds (to say nothing of my Vitamin D levels).
You're so right ;-)
Hugs and blessings,
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