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Cheryl Andrews
Allison Howard
Barbara Lambert
Allyson Latta
Elizabeth Yeoman
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Other Wordless Friends—
Cheryl Andrews
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Elizabeth Yeoman
Matilda Magtree 
You can never have enough happiness.
And if you find it in the Simple, so much the better, eh?
I have a feeling you’re awfully good at that…
inflates my mood and makes me smile!
That was exactly the purpose. (:
Ah, Ms. Magtree you’ve done it again — made me laugh in surprise as I click on, and spill my early morning tea. Lovely shot, and wouldn’t it be fun to be enroute to that party! Though one does wonder: who exactly that is, in the driver’s seat!
Ha! You and that tea spilling. I do hope you make allowances by brewing an extra large pot!
This makes me feel nostalgic for some reason, but I am not sure for what.
Well now that’s a very interesting comment… If you figure it out, let me know!
Aww! I love happy ;-)
Thanks for cartwheeling by ;-)
No cartwheels here. Could never master that art. Still jealous of those wily eight year olds who can… show-offs. (;
Me too, Carin. I never could. Sheila was good at them though!
You have no idea how this pleases me.
Absolutely delightful, Carin, especially in shiny B&W. I am a mirror. Who was the lucky recipient? Must have been a joy-filled party!
The car was actually full of them! Part of a balloon ‘forest’ I made for a kid program I ran at a group home last year. And it was. Joy-filled. And candy fueled. (:
All the more delightful because of your ‘forest’, Carin.
Happy indeed.
Aw, now that I read the comments and know that it was for a balloon forest at a group home I see that it is a lovely happy photo. Before that I just thought it was a great composition in black and white with the photographer’s sense of humour much in evidence.
Less composition than ‘Opportunity at Red Light’… (: