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Valeria,
Wow! Thank you for this deep breath of fresh air for the mind... and the eyes -what an insightful picture. Absolutely delightful! : )

"...your talents are a gift and they should be unwrapped and used."

So true. Imagine if Benjamin Franklin decided to never unwrap or use his considerable talents. Would we ever have volunteer fire departments? Libraries? If so, how much longer would we have waited?

nice photo! must be spring.

Valeria, some really powerful words here and I couldn't agree with you more. In the end, we are all human beings. Unfortunately we spend much of our time avoiding the emotional aspects of our every day and focusing on the task at hand. I think we all need a fresh perspective! Thanks for reminding me of that today.

@Luc - imagine laying on the grass and enjoying the breeze on such a day! Poetry and a balm for the soul.

@Cam - what is amazing is that organizations still haven't figured this one out ;-)

@Marshall - the middle seasons are so filled with possibility: they represent transition and movement in the life cycle.

@Christine - sometimes it's just enough to acknowledge emotion in self and others. Thank you for being a good listener.

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