jaimehylton.bsky.social
Reader, traveler, ponderer. Maîtresse chez moi. I was raised by books. #Post-Post
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Thank you, Liam. 😊
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Of course ❣️
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Thank you for providing this link, Victoria. I have a busy day ahead, but I’m going to take my time with it tomorrow. 😊
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Have a good day, Anne! 💜
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Those little tail bobs! 💙
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I agree with you, Raph. I grew up with enough criticism to last me a lifetime. Now it stings for a moment, and then I turn and walk away.
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When I saw this cartoon in The New Yorker, I thought of you. 💜
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I have a pair of Eastern phoebes nesting under the structure I had built to protect the generator from snow sliding off the roof (obviously a clever couple). I hear them calling to one another early each morning even before it’s light.
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Yes. 😊
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Wow! I’ve never seen one this color.
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Good kitties! 😻
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Good afternoon, Mom. 😉
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Do you mean psychologically prepared or somehow prepared in other ways?
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Happy day, Jen.
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A poem for you, Jen.
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I found his “A Song on the End of the World,” which isn’t the poem you’ve referenced here, but perhaps the overarching theme is the same(?)
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How I take criticism
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It was certainly wise of you to put in the irrigation system.
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In some ways it’s dated, but the universal truths come through.
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It’s all usually covered in snow. May it ever be so! 🤍
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Lots and lots of granite here, that’s for sure. If I recall correctly, you have some lovely red rocks there. 😊
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If need be, I’ll do the same, Jen. So far my experience with argumentative types is that they move on if I refuse to engage further.
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Another heartbreak to add to so many others these days.
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It made me laugh when I saw it, so I thought it might do the same for others. 😉
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Have you ever read Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s Gift from the Sea, amy? She uses shells rather than fossils as metaphors for life circumstances, but you might enjoy it.
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I said what I had to say about this meme.
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This is a thought-provoking excerpt, Victoria. I’m going to look for the poem.
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I often think the same thing. I’m looking forward to seeing some photos of your veggie gardens.
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It’s just this side of “rewilded”— not an English garden by any means.
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I am! 🤗 When I was deciding what to plant, I had three main criteria: plenty to attract and satisfy a variety of pollinators; flowers that would bloom in May, others in June, and so forth through August—by which time the trees would begin changing color; many delicious shapes, sizes, and hues.
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Absolutely!
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“Don’t call me at work unless somebody’s dying.” 💯