Maya Angelou and hummingbirds

Life loves to be taken by the lapel and told, "I'm with you kid.
Let's go."

~Maya Angelou, in Daily News





May your days be filled with unexpected moments of delight,

Suzanne
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Photo copyright Abigail and Sam Alfano. See more of these delightful pictures at http://www.abigailsings.com/hummingbirds/

My observations of the beauty and lovable humor of nature

Setting moon in the pinks of a dawn sky - an enchanting moment in time.

Some drama in the field... - a tale of a gander and his lady.

The "duck alarm" goes off - Ducks and geese band together -- the little brown female ducks lead the group. Sweet and funny.

Whoopee. It's RAINING!!! Dr. Emoto and blessing the water. - Rain, oceans, our bodies. The water in us and around us is a blessing. Dr. Emoto on blessing water.

Who's playing games? Playfulness in the clouds.

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The Universe has a sense of fun and is playful

I just love the playfulness of the Universe. One Saturday I was low on cash. I felt an impulse and bought a lottery ticket that day -- and in the mail got a check for $1.67 in a settlement on an investment I sold two years before. I was bemused at the unexpected check and the amount and wondered why LOA was bringing it at that time, but accepted it cheerfully.

The next day I was going over the money in the bank for a payment I needed to make in a couple of days and decided I needed $29 to cover it.

The lottery ticket! I looked online and I had won $28 in the lottery. Then I remembered the check for $1.67 I had received the day before which brought me over the top.

I just had to laugh. It was so playful and I could hear the Universe saying, "See, I know what you need before you ask."

There is no past. There is no future. There is only the living Now where all our needs are met with generous, joyful love.

That's my perspective anyway and I'm sticking to it!

Wishing you much love today.

~Suzanne

Who's playing games?

I looked out my window early this morning and white condensation trails from jets crisscrossed the clear blue sky. The big white harvest moon was in the upper left square of the pattern -- looking like someone was beginning a game of Tic-Tac-Toe.

Later the trails spread into huge feathers and now there are fluffy white clouds across the blue sky. The birds are singing. The air is sweet and fresh.

Just another beautiful day in paradise.