“I still get wildly enthusiastic about little things... I play with leaves. I skip down the street and run against the wind."
~ Leo F. Buscaglia
~ Leo F. Buscaglia
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4 comments:
Subhash, I am very impressed with your photography skills. You have done a great job with the flowers. Take things one step at a time. Visit a few blogs to get ideas which you may want to incorporate in your own blog. Some time back I visited KK's blog (rember him from Big B's blog). I do not know the address but you can just follow the link from Big B's blog. His blog was really nice (great layout, add-ons such as online news links, CNN tv news, etc). With time and effort your blog will soon stand out. It's clear you have done wonders with your roses and flowers, so you certainly have the potential.
Sunil Kapoor
The fall of freddie the leaf is one of my favorite books by Leo Buscaglia. I often use it with my clients to discuss death and dying. Came to your blog uninvited, hope you will not mind
Lakshmi Jag
Sunil
Thank you. I find your suggestions very valuable. I started the blog just as a fun thing but now find it involves serious work when you try to say something which would make sense to others. I shall see how KK and others go about it.
Photography is an old passion and I must have been clicking the camera like a maniac all the time as I have so many photographs lying in bundles all over my palce.
Subhash
Lakshmi
You are most welcome !
No invitation needed ever.
I would try to read that book if I can get a copy.
Just read some where:
“Count the garden by the flowers, never by the leaves that fall. Count your life with smiles and not the tears that roll.”
Subhash Kaura
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