...always on time.
Every morning I open the shutters, I am greeted by this turtle (or is it the other one? Sometimes I see two). This time I photographed it with my mobile and send the shot - and text - directly to the blog.
Be your day as persistent as the turtle's.
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A turtle. An ant. A cicada. A cat or a dog. A child playing. A bird singing. A woman laughing.
Life is beautiful if you can see and hear it. Thanks D. for showing it to us onec more.
Τrue. Defeat can be repetitious- especially if you 're human and got nowhere to hide inadequate tempos.
Tortoise but certain friends.
Look's like you're having a beautiful day! The dark shadow is the evidence of a glorious sun!
Let's hope that winter and all it's darkness is behind us!
And as a famous italian formula-1 driver often said: "WhateveR isE behindE me doesE notE matteR!"
:)
Sometimes we do forget that being on time and persistent is not the same as being fast and demanding... :)
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must be in peace with oneself to have a turtle's persistence and it's not easy to achieve peace
when our barriers lead us to conflicts.
The human "shells" we are put under
much heavier than the turtle's I bet...
Peace!
Turtle: an odd helmet on wrinkled legs, strolling out of a helmets, armors and shields showcase.
"Born a pensioner, and yet a cheery goodmorning to ye all!".
A bubbly excuse of a reptile.
:)))
maybe my poor english do not allow me to comment, but it will not stop me from reading your posts and comments with a little help of my dictionary...
"Slow but always in time"
Yes, but too much noisy in some particular cases!
I remember... It was Easter, two years ago.
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