What we have in common doesn’t get much attention these days; instead, the focus is on what divides us.
Do you see what we have in common in my images for today?
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What we have in common might include no need to continue reading about National Bomb Pop Day.
Here’s what I find when I search for “what we have in common.”
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I also find this, again:
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What we have in common might include gratitude, here and now.
we all , including all, want to be treated with respect. Respect is not simple but it is a thoughtful we all know it when we are receiving it.
What we have in common, Carol, includes so many things!
so many great images Ann! As for what I have in common with a favourite animal? I am loyal like a dog!
We have loyalty in common, Carol Anne!
Thinking about what we all have in common, I try to remember that although each one of us is unique, no one of us is unique enough that no one else shares our fears, shares our joys. BTW, I put the Humankind book on my Amazon wish list. Thank you!
Thank you, Barbara, for this wonderful comment!
I think it connects me to other people to remember Steve Martin’s Non-Comformists’ Oath: “Now let’s repeat the non-conformists’ oath: I promise to be different! I promise to be unique! I promise not to repeat things other people say!”
We have an admiration of Steve Martin in common, Chris (I quoted him in my group yesterday).
I’ve been told I act ike a cheeky monkey at times and I’m proud of it
What a great compliment!