Mandala rock
I always seem to appreciate mandala designs. Someone had a lot of patience in hand painting this one!
I always seem to appreciate mandala designs. Someone had a lot of patience in hand painting this one!
There is a small group of families that paints rocks and puts them around the neighborhood. The designs vary a lot but they always make me smile when I’m out for a walk.
The last of my coconut oil is smiling back at me!
If only a license plate could make it so! Though I’ve always believed that a positive attitude is a good place to start. π
Late wedding gifts from a friend at work. Just a few years after the fact, but still a wonderful gesture – we love them!
The local car repair shop has some words of wisdom for us all …
A smiley face on my kitchen corner. I can’t help but smile back!
I still enjoy this ‘groovy mama’ picture my youngest drew of me a few years ago.
Love is where you look. In my case, it showed up in the shower this morning …
Old friends in the cabinet, smiling back at me.
Little companions. π
I bought snacks for our Design Review meeting this week. Smiley faces make for more smiley faces. π
My pan smiled back at me while I was making scrambled eggs this morning. π
Smiley face in the spoon. See it? Have a nice day!
When youβre out for your morning walk, and you get the vague sense that someone (or something!) is staring at you. π
Love is where you look. In this case, in my baby greens today. π
Funny!
I love the view from the air β¦ maybe itβs the patterns, or just a fascination with the signs of life below. π