Peaceful Pond
January 11, 2009
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What I would do for silence like that right now...
ReplyDeleteAhhh...makes me wish spring would come sooner! I love seeing the baby's progress, how cool!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW and I envy you that peaceful pond. I'm looking out my window at snow & ice for days (sigh)...
ReplyDeleteI invite your blog readers to see a disturbing photo of suicide attempt at a national park. Why are people so willing to give up?
peace, Villager
Julie@cool Mom Guide, it really was a peaceful spot nice for reflection.
ReplyDeleteThe baby is progressing nicely, JulieChats. The excitement is growing as the due date nears. The baby's Mom will be going on maternity leave soon, earlier than last time but with a toddler at home extra rest is needed.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW to you too Villager. Unfortunately we only had a week to enjoy the pond before we were back in the land of snow, ice and cold. The day after we got home a snow storm went through :(
ReplyDeleteThat's quite the photo! It's too bad people are choosing this way to solve their problems. They put rescue workers in harm's way as well. So sad!