Where words fail, you can always use pictures.
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Where words fail, music speaks, and I used no words and failed music yesterday when I deliberately missed notes in front of three guys whose opinion I respect.
When words fail, it often means emotions are strong, and I have so much love for the guys in that photo, one of whom is having a birthday today!
When words fail, it might mean that cats are involved and today is also Joan’s birthday!
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Where words fail because your jaw is making clicking noises, you can try different remedies to fix it.
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Where words fail, you can just share more pictures of a wonderful day!
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Where words fail, you can always celebrate Senior Citizen’s Day (with someone who is turning 60) and Stay Home with Your Kid’s Day with your only kid who is moving to Halifax next week.
No cupcake on Cupcake Day, but an eclair, a cream puff, and a cannoli never fail.
Where words fail, body language and noises can convey what you want for your birthday.
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Where words fail, I can end with an image of gratitude for YOU!
Have a great birthday, easy on the wine cheers Annie, love the posts, amen, be blessed.
Thanks for your wonderful words!
your a fine teacher, thanks
happy birthday Joan and my failing words to you are: “meow, meow, meow, meow, chirp, meow.”
Thanks for your excellent communication skills, beth.
Happy birthday to the human and feline members of your family.
Thank you, Debbie!
Words too often fail me when I’m trying to talk about something – the word I want will just go floating off into the ether. Sometimes I can even think I see the last letter disappearing. I tell people I’m better in print. All those lost words seem to pile up in my fingertips and just drop off of them onto a page when I’m writing. Weird.
I can relate to your word-fails, Barbara.
It is fortunate you rarely run out of words — or pictures!
Thanks for all your words, Claudia!
Happy birthday Joan and some words that will never fail you are, “Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.”
Words rarely fail you, my friend.
Happy Birthday to one of Ann’s great guys and fantastic cat Joan!
Thanks, my fantastic friend!
Joan was wanting to go out, it seems. I wonder if there is a sequel to this little video?
I look forward to learning of the interesting things that you do on Stay Home With Your Kid week.
We have had Stay Home With Out of Town Guests week here, and quite a bit of smoke from fires that kept us inside. (But, fortunately, the smoke is clearing now.) Our blackberries and tomatoes were ripe, and we enjoyed them.
I enjoy all your words, Maureen.
You have a wonderful support team highlighted in these photos, Ann. I love seeing them surrounding you–lots of smiles!
Thanks for being part of my wonderful support team, Debra!