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April 2022 Monthly Challenge, Picture With Added Text
#21
Dave. Did you write that poem?  That is so funny.  I remember this collage from WC. I am glad that you posted it again here. 

Grant, I guess yesterday I did not notice that there was already a page two.  I somehow missed your HOSTA the Vista BaBEE.  OMG, that is hilarious. 

I got another one for you.


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#22
Awesome photo and verse! So true!
Focus on what brings you joy! ~Unknown~

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#23
Lorell, Although your Seashell photo is wonderful on it's own, Somehow the words make it even better. Also the font choice, size and colour are spot on. Lovely Lorell....a well chosen topic. BTW my Host ka Vista Babee is is not only a play on words but it also salvaged the bee shot. That one was shot hand held with a manual enlarger lens on 1970's Nikon PB4 bellows. No easy feat.
Dave, Love the poster and poem. I am a fan of pelican photos anyway. Your windswept tree Blowing in the Wind made me remember It was the first song I learnt on the recorder in grade school.
Natalie, The portrait of father and child is sweet.
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#24
Thanks Natalie, Rich, and Lorell.

The photos on the poster are mine; the poem is, as indicated, by Ogden Nash (1902 - 1971), an acclaimed American poet and humorist whose droll sense of humor is featured in many of his light verse creations.

Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!

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#25
Awww, that's a sweet one, Lorell!! And so true! The font fits, too!
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#26
A shot from here.    
Happiness simply is.
There need be no pursuit.
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#27
Thanks for the smile this morning, Peter.
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#28
U r welcome, Lorell. Smile
Happiness simply is.
There need be no pursuit.
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#30
Yes, well done, Michael.
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