Deb put a scratch on my car when we first started going out - a friend told her not to tell me, but she did - that's probably why we're still together after all those years, lol - actually, she's a much

ha ha....regarding the argument skit, perhaps I've been watching CNN too much lately, but damned if that vid doesn't remind me of American politics - whatever happened to compromise? But then again, if

well, I was once a dolphin but steem is in decline - I have to power down to get by

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I see success for all has reached South Africa now - bad enough when it's in education but when they stop counting soccer scores in youth programs and give everyone an award I begin to retch - But every

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Another interesting post, @slowwalker, concerning elusive facial expressions of Arhats that say so much more about the human condition. There is an emotion that cannot be spoken - it is so deep it is beyond

Thanks, Simon - I will visit

Oh, so that's why marriage brings wisdom? - I thought age did that, LOL!

Shaking my head, smiling :)

Some very dramatic and arresting photos, my friend. I agree - these are depictions of pain and agony - one of the many gateways to enlightenment. The expressions remind me of Matthew Arnold's poem where

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That first one is amusing but annoying too- so incredibly dumb - Like Deb and I stuck on the highway yesterday because of a small fender-bender - the accident was not the problem it was the other motorists

Funny thing about women - Deb has that same knack of being able to separate the wheat from the chaff, except she does it with what I write - yeah, she's always right about others, but funny, I don't see

An intriguing series of posts, @slowwalker, capturing the various facial expressions of the arhats. Just as there many subtle differences in smiles there are unique ways in which each individual comes

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ha ha, my sentiments exactly!

We are literally just beginning to see the fruit of our labours - tomatoes and strawberries, lol. Missed you, Lydon...

Welcome back, Lydon! Those dirt-caked hands could be mine - been doing a lot of gardening lately - God is also always planting seeds, hopefully some are growing in me - when I despair that anything is