I have millions of ideas about this one-in-a-million picture I took yesterday.
How could one city have millions of ideas? Do you have any ideas about that?
Actually, I believe that one PERSON could have millions of ideas — some more helpful than others — so it’s likely that any place in the world would have millions of ideas.
Let’s see if we can find millions of ideas in my other photos from yesterday.
I may have millions of ideas, but I have no idea how that last photo got on my phone.
Here‘s a song with millions of ideas and millions of miracles.
Feel free to express any of your millions of ideas in a comment below.
Millions of thanks to all who helped me create today’s post and to my less than a million readers, including the one-in-a-kashmillion YOU.
One Ann, millions of great ideas!
One Maureen, millions of kind and creative ideas!
You gave me uncountable smiles with your photos today, Ann. I’m ready to take a Squantum Leap into my Sunday. That light coming out of Knoxville makes it look like they might have zillions of ideas down there. 🙂
Love your zillions of ideas, Mark.
Squantum is an absolutely wonderful name for a place
This is an absolutely wonderful comment, Tanya.
Ha! I love the Trump soap for little hands Ann! <3
Diana xo
I love you, Diana! <3 xxoo
O’Henry said there were four million people worth knowing in New York, back when the total population was just four million. Every one of those four million had ideas that were worth knowing and sharing too.
You, Chris, are worth knowing. <3
I have a million comments about your post. But one stands out: “Welcomed!”
-Alan
Now I feel more welcomed, Alan! <3
This post is worth billions Ann ❣❣
Your words are worth trillions, Val. <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 …..
A million reasons why coming here is a good idea at any time
A million reasons why I love your ideas Joanne. <3
You deserve a trillion readers!
A reader like you is worth a trillion, Alex!
Each of my offspring has been the only one ever to have the brilliant idea of buying a Whoopee cushion.
I’m not surprised that your offspring are brilliant, Derrick.
🙂
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