A Just for Laughs Gag/Juste pour Rire
Black Squirrel Sprints Assault Course
Wonderful Turkish Marbling Art, Painting on Water
Hand Feeding and Playing with a Friendly Platypus
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Beautiful things happen when you distance yourself from drama and negativity.
Did you know? Eating chocolate while studying math can improve your math skills as well as boost your energy level.
I appreciate the ones that are there at all times, not just when it's convenient.
When it comes to money, abundance isn't about fancy cars, yachts and Prada handbags. Abundance is really about ease, flow and peace of mind.
Always and never are two words you should always remember never to use. - Wendell Johnson
Kindness...practicing kindness helps foster stronger connections and relationships.
What I like most about change is that it's a synonym for hope. If you are taking a risk, what you are really saying is, "I believe in tomorrow and I will be part of it."
You are capable of more than you know. Choose a goal that seems right for you and strive to be the best, however hard the path. Aim high, behave honorably, prepare to be alone at times, and to endure failure, persist! The world needs all you can give.
Loneliness is easily avoided by always serving others.
Don't wait for your life story to be perfect before allowing yourself to be happy.
When others try to get your tutu into a twist...just twirl around and keep dancing!
I am grateful. My life isn't perfect, but it has perfect moments.
Thank you all so much for visiting me here! I always appreciate and enjoy reading your kind thoughts, which you are always welcome to share!
The gag -> hahaaa...
ReplyDeleteThe squirrel -> with obstacles but so beautiful, Linda !
I enjoyed old people fart,it's fun Linda.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful weekend - we finally got some much-needed rain here and it has cooled down.
ReplyDeleteLoved the squirrel video. They can be such a nuissance, but they are smart and (sometimes) cute!
Oh??? I should have eaten lots of chocolates. I was hopeless at Maths in school. :D :D :D
ReplyDeleteThe one about friends being there all the time versus when it is convenient really struck a note with me. Those are really the true friends
ReplyDeleteHave a happy day, Linda
un coucou rapide soucis de clavier j'ai le nouveau demain, enfin j'espère :)
ReplyDeletebisous avec pluie
Thank you
ReplyDeleteMerry Monday to you, Linda. Wishing you a beautiful week ahead
ReplyDeleteawesome collection...
ReplyDeleteGood morning, dear Linda! I love to watch squirrels. Seeing how that squirrel followed the assault course reminded me of the squirrels around my house. Every day they emerged from their nests high in the trees, jumped from limb to limb and scurried vertically down tree trunks, making their way to my birdbath and the nearby spot where I scattered sunflower seeds for the birds. I never heard of that form of art in which you can make paintings on water and transfer the images onto paper. It seems like magic! My favorite video was the one of the people feeding and tickling that platypus. It does my heart good to see people whose first instinct toward animals is to love and care for them rather than shoot them to death.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day, dear friend Linda!
Great quotes once again! I love the "I appreciate the ones who are always there" one. So true!
ReplyDeletex- Naomi in Wonderland
That is one determined squirrel! And a very creative human to have come up with such an obstacle course. Personally, I think chocolate is an enhancement to any activity. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful choices today! I liked the videos and the other thoughts!
ReplyDeleteDeb
nice squirrel-video!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, looks like nothing can stop the black squirrel from getting to the feeder. It can easily overcome any sprint assault course. I didn't know Platypus are so cute and playful. Will be fun to keep one as pet.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, returning to your beautiful pages after my break is like a breath of fresh air!
ReplyDeleteHere, I have found such inspiration...and comfort.
Thank you from the depths of my heart...xoxoxo
Loved the gag. I was laughing out loud.
ReplyDeleteI linked you to Awww Mondays for that last video. A huge Awww.
Have a fabulous day Linda. ☺
un tableau original de Louise McNaught..
ReplyDeleteet chez nous, il pleut avec un max de 20°C
greetings
The farting old people gag was funny!
ReplyDeleteHello Linda,
ReplyDeleteEncore une belle sélection en ce début de semaine. Je ne connaissais pas cet animal avec ce nez bien curieux. C'est cute !
Tout est beau et on termine par un beau tableau de Louise Mc Naught.
Bon début de semaine Chère Linda
Once again enjoyed all the videos and quotes. The water art video was very interesting and fascinating. Have a blessed day. Madeline
ReplyDeleteBonjour Linda,
ReplyDeleteC'est vraiment magnifique ces peintures sur l'eau ♥
Bisous
Manon
Mmm, the green smoothie sounds very yummy and healthy!
ReplyDeleteThe quote in Karen Salmansohn is very true. You don't want to throw yourself into negativity.
Hola Linda, me encantan los videos, pero el del Platypus es maravilloso. ¡Que bonito! Un beso muy grande.
ReplyDeleteA great post and the Turkish Art, wow, I watched it twice!
ReplyDeleteI just love farting gags that vid had me in tears laughing :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a farttastic day :-)
*Sprays blog and leaves* :-)
Linda, that marbling art is so cool. Very creative and such a talent. I really like the quote, "beautiful things happen" and the "tutu" quote. Thanks for sharing this gentle inspiration on this Monday morning.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Thanks so much for sharing all the quotes and entertaining videos. You made my day a little brighter!
ReplyDeleteDear Linda- loved seeing the Turkish Marbling. Just beautiful. The squirrel and platypus were wonderful too. Thank you for making me smile!
ReplyDeletemy goodness- you created such a lovely blog post! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNow I want a platypus!
ReplyDeleteLos vídeos de los animales son muy bonitos, el ornitorrinco es muy simpático.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Great dose of positive! love it
ReplyDeletexoxo, Juliana | PJ’ Happies :)
It's nice to appreciate perfect times to be positive, enjoy your Monday Linda
ReplyDeleteBonjour douce Linda, que tout est beau! Gros bisous et bonne soirée, oufff une semaine très chaude...
ReplyDeleteHi Linda! I hope things are beginning to cool down in Montreal! We're under a tornado watch here, and rain is pounding down. At least it isn't a warning. That platypus was awesome. I dearly want to see a platypus! It's one of the first animals I ever learned the name of when I was very little. Chocolate makes everything better! Have a good evening, dear friend!
ReplyDeletePlatypus used to live by the creek at the back of my sister's house. We were lucky to see them regularly.
ReplyDeleteSuch a strange animal, but the platypus is rather adorable too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all the positive energy and great quotes!
ReplyDeleteThanks you for visiting my blog and commenting, very much appreciated indeed!
cute bird art
ReplyDeletehihi .. what a funny platypus, linda! :-))
ReplyDeleteAnother great post. Now I have even more excuses on why I need to eat chocolate lol.
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Thank you for the laughs 'Just for laughs' I think I will move away from those old farts. What the friendly platypus! I love chocolate! And I will buy more for my brain.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed sharing this post with my wife. Thank you
ReplyDeleteSuper post, Linda! Black squirrels we don't have, but we do have fox squirrels which have black and brown coloring, elongated bodies and bushy tails. The first time I saw one running I thought it was a fox. And you've given me a great idea as to how to clear our a doctor's waiting room the next time I'm jammed up in one!
ReplyDeleteBlack squirrel! Turkish water painting! Platypus! So much awesome! Yea!
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda, this was a great, much appreciated perk-me-up today :)
I like the Turkish art.
ReplyDeleteOppss.... I uses "always" quite frequently
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a black squirrel! Is this a Canadian variety?
ReplyDeleteThe marbling video was inspiring...where's those inks I had?