Since the infrastructure of this blog includes clarity, I’m starting out with a definition of “infrastructure.”
Because I was so happy that the United States congress finally passed an infrastructure bill, I tweeted this yesterday:
The infrastructure of this blog also includes images.
How’s the infrastructure where you are? And how do time changes affect your internal infrastructure?
I find this when I search YouTube for “infrastructure” …
… and I find this:
Gratitude definitely is part of the infrastructure of this blog, so thanks to all who hold it up and help it operate, including YOU.
and Chris Barron
Don’t it always seem to go
You don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone
They paved paradise
Put up a parking lot
I love my infrastructure!
I love this comment!
There is a lot of clarity on your photos today, Ann, although I misread your opening as “the infrastructure of this blog includes charity.” 🙂
I hope you have a clearly charitable day or a charitably clear day.
Thank you for your charity and clarity, Maureen.
I think that this expresses that we’re building on successes every day that we are able to with friends
With all the storms we weather we are linking close together ensuring we continue upward trends!
I really like your poem, and poems I really know ‘em because I was an English major at school.
Your comments are so pleasant and I’m always glad you’re present, because Peter you’re the epitome of cool.
Harley and Joan should know how the infrastructure is out there because they spend so much time observing it, which just proves the wisdom of cats.
Also according to Aristotle “What is the counterpart of dialectic?” is a rhetorical question.
Thanks for the wisdom of your answers, my good friend.
my personal infrastructure is definitely a work in progress
As all of ours are! Thanks for strengthening this blog with your comments, beth.
Your blog has such good bones, Ann!
So does yours, my friend!
Each country has their own infrastructure and it’s up to them how each handle their own growth and economy, i.e., how much of the private sector will actually be involved, if any at all.
True!