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breezes at dawn 
Doesn’t it seem like the green this spring is extra intense?
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It does, Dawn. All of spring has seemed extra intense this year, as if Mother Nature is trying to show us something.
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Or make up for something.
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Ah, perfect serenity!
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Thank you, Eliza. 🙂 Water has that quality to it at times.
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Ahhh, it’s meditation itself!
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Thank you, Kathy. 🙂
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Beautiful
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Thank you, Colline. 🙂
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It looks so cool and serene.
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Deception, Merril. It was hot and humid. But water is good at making it seem cooler. 🙂
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Yes, that’s what I thought. 🙂
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Wait – looking at the picture – no way it’s silent. Watery swirls, grasses, inhabitants who don’t care if you’re there. Ahhhhh.
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You’re right, PhilosopherMouse. It’s never silent by the water. 🙂
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