Saw this C3PO stuck in a box of Heavenly Soft tissues in a taxi cab the other week. Wasn’t sure what to do in order to attain his freedom from this soft cushiony jail, other than take his picture, post it on the blog, and raise awareness for him. So if you see him, see what you can do. 🙂 Slainte, Lisa
It’s raining. It’s Monday. Hmmm….I could post “Rainy Days & Mondays” by the Carpenters, but that wouldn’t help a bit. 🙂 So I think a little tricking of myself is in order to flip this mood around. I hereby publish:
The Five Official Reasons to Love a Rainy Day:
1. The rain makes everything greener, and I love green for sure.
2. The rain makes me very tired chilled out, which makes for a relaxing day. And I like relaxing for sure.
3. The rain sounds cool on my tin roof, and I like cool sounds for sure.
4. Gene Kelly looks super happy “Singing in the Rain”, and I like watching that for sure. 
5. ?
Oh, well, I guess it’s now The Four Official Reasons to Love a Rainy Day. And four out of five ain’t bad. Slainte, Lisa
Back to my favorite blog game….the “what is your eye drawn to in the photograph” game! Not a very catchy title, so I must work on that. Anyway, check out our photo of the Bunratty Castle dining room and let me know what your eye is drawn to the most when you look at the picture. Maybe it indicates some deeper meaning, and maybe it doesn’t. 🙂 But it’s fun, and hey, that’s something. Blessings on your day, Lisa
“If I had known you were taking my picture….I would have shown you my better side!” – A well-known sheep from the Portmagee area of Ireland who wishes to remain anonymous for obvious reasons
Sometimes you just gotta laugh. 🙂 Slainte, Lisa
Me: Walking dog on dewy early morning, waiting for him to do what he needs to do so that I can go back and work on my “to do” list.
Fritz: Happy to be outside, sniffing the clover, sniffing the grass, sniffing just about everything really, no “to do” list in his mind, just happy.
Hmmm…which one of us had the right idea? Fritz, living the moment….you go, buddy! 🙂 Carpe diem. Slainte, Lisa
“Not all who wander are lost.” – J.R.R. Tolkien
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