My co-worker Alice, who has a magic about her, has this sign about you in her office:
YOU ARE
UNREPEATABLE.
THERE IS A MAGIC
ABOUT YOU THAT
IS ALL YOUR OWN…
– D. M. DILLINGER
Because there’s a car about me that wouldn’t start up in my work garage last night, I’m going to make this post very short. I’m hoping that the car trouble is unrepeatable but just in case it isn’t, here are all my other photos from yesterday. Is there a magic about them?
What’s the magic about you, here and now?
I have magic gratitude about me, so thanks to all who helped me create today’s post and — of course! — to my magic readers.
Keep working your magic 🙂
I will if you will, Alex!
Your car is way too new for this type of voodoo, Ann!
I agree, Magical Mark. So far, my car has been magically starting up every time since that one mis-start.
Good news, Ann!
A greatly under-appreciated line from Gregory Hines in A History Of The World Part 1 is, “Don’t be square, mon cher. Movies is magic!”
And what is life if not our very own movie?
You are beyond compare, mon magique cher.
Let’s hope it was a passing phase, a temporary aberration, a once in a lifetime car hiccup!
Your magical hope is working, Peter!
The most magical photo must be the one with your beauty sitting almost in the middle of the star, Ann 🙂
Thank you for this magical comment, Irene!
Me and magic do not go hand in hand, I would like it we did
I appreciate your magical hand here, Joanne.
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