Strawberry Parables Forever (Or At Least Right Now)

11/01/2009

Strawberry Parables Forever (Or At Least Right Now)

I don't always post on Sundays, but I just read this, and I have to share it. Because strawberries must be appreciated right now. Which you'll understand once you read it.

May we all attune our eyes to the strawberries all around us...

And happy Halloween!

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Thanks for sharing that Sarah. I had heard it a long time ago but it's something we need to be reminded of constantly!

Posted by: Chris Green | 11/01/2009 at 08:42 AM

Thank your for link to to my blog post about Joy in the Midst of Pain--I appreciate the shout out and most importantly spreading the word about the struggle of keeping the balance between Joy and Pain. As a fellow singleton in her late 30s I am a big fan of your blog! Thanks for the love :)

Posted by: Nancy Jane Smith | 11/01/2009 at 12:25 PM

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