Don't take anything personally.
Don't make assumptions.
Always do your best.
A simple code of conduct. The Four Agreements
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- It Is Beautiful
- First Snow of the Season
- Lunch is served
- The Four Agreements
- Breakfast is served
- Through the Bedroom Window
- Taking Cover
- By the fire
- Ice
- Trickster
- It's raining...It's pouring....
- The Last Days Of November
- And the Ivy
- The Holly
- Needle and Thread
- Through the kitchen window
- Pine cones
- Festival of Light
- The Northern Cardinal
- A walk in the woods
- Mr. and Mrs. Phelps
- Blank Canvas
- Everything at once
- Moccasins
- 'Tis the Season
- Wren House
- Hunting for Wild Turkeys
- Happy Thanksgiving
- Bliss
- Avian Friends
- Thank you butterflies!
- Relationships
- Cinnamon Rolls
- Happy Pie Day!
- Yellow Roses
- A Pair of Red Tails
- Cooper's Hawk came for New Moon
- Everyone needs water
- Bath Time
- Squirrels
- New Hawk Moon
- Chasing Monarchs
- Three Trails
- Putting up the pumpkins
- Date night
- Of Hawks and Doves
- Oh Sweetness!
- Lunch is ready
- Fly by
- Decoys and Duck Calls
- Remembering
- House Finch
- Listen to that wind!
- Tea Cups and Tea Pots
- The Dove and I
- All Clear
- Getting to know you
- American Goldfinch
- Eye to eye
- Indian Dollies
- The Moon and the Sun
- Wishbones
- Sunset
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- 11-11
- Suet Time
- Veteran's Day
- Going Forth
- Gray November Morning
- Pastel Sky
- Hawk! Hawk! Hawk!
- Aha....
- Common Checkered Skipper
- Soft and Gentle
- Star light Star bright
- Trance
- Reflecting
- Play Time!
- Evening-Morning
- Butterfly Breaks
- Leaves
- We Voted
- Fog
- Beyond The Cornucopia
- The Cornucopia
- Full Beaver Moon
- Gold!
- November Friends
- Full Frost Moon
- Lost Routine
- Day at the Spa!
- Up and Running!
- Days of the Dead
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2 comments:
Beautiful words and beautiful pictures - as always.
Hi Deb,
I do like the simple way the Four Agreements are written. As a code of conduct it is a graceful way to move about in the world.
Carolina Wren is just so joyful.
Every time I see one of these birds I smile.
~Q~
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