#45 Valentine's Day

Do that.

Today and Every Day.

#40 Children

Even though Thoreau did not have children, and seems to have spent most of his time as a philosopher in nature, he understood this essential concept.

A wise man, that Henry David Thoreau.

#31 Goodness

Oh. My. Goodness.

#19 Stand Together

This is one of my favourites. Advice that I have lived by, which has served me well.

#10 Plant Love

#48 Life Without Love

#47 Heaven Upon Earth

Beautiful sunsets on winter evenings look like Heaven to me. Beautiful, soft, gentle - like arms gently wrapped around your soul.  Like Love.

#46 Conditional Love

This kind of goes along with that saying: 'You're only as happy as your saddest child." It is so true that if the people you love are unhappy, you carry that weight. That, I suppose, is Love.

#45 Inner Tranquility

#44 Love is Warm

The word of the week: LOVE.  It's Valentine's Day tomorrow. It was a no-brainer.

Never Lose

Particularly poignant coming from Helen Keller. It's so true - especially with the people in your life. Little bits of them live inside you forever.

#35 Touching

This is actually one of my most favourite photos of all time. I particularly love HANDS - new hands, old hands, pudgy hands, weathered hands. These hands are especially close to my heart - my four month old grandson & mt 98 year old 'adopted Nan'.