Day 3799: Welcome

Welcome to the latest installment of my daily blog, with quotes,

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… photos,

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… questions and answers:

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… today’s holidays and observances:

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… something I love on YouTube that’s connected to the title of the post:

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… and gratitude to all who welcome me into their lives, including YOU!

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12 thoughts on “Day 3799: Welcome”

  1. “Tra-la-la, tweedlee dee dee there’s peace and good will
    You’re welcome as the flowers on Mockingbird Hill.”

  2. Philip Larkin wasn’t a very nice person, and yet his poem “The Whitsun Weddings” is a vision of all people united by something good. It’s fleeting but I think we can find hope that he had a moment when he welcomed everyone together.

  3. The beach rose and the white fringetree are a welcome sight!

  4. No sugar added ketchup is a wonderful idea, Ann.

  5. I feel comfortable having a fear of clowns, but would like to let go of my fear of dentists.

  6. I am impressed with the Twitter responses. you received regarding fear! I have a very fearful nature, I’m afraid, and I’m trying to work on that. I would welcome the relief if I’d let go of some of them!

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