Photo: Osnat Halperin-Barlev
Come on Daddy, let’s pack
Some more rocks on your back
This way you will discover
All the treats I uncover
Also bugs and some leaves
Gifts for Mommy to retrieve.
For Tuesday’s Photo Challenge: Treat
Pack a Treat!
Small Things
New To You
Photo: Smadar Halperin-Epshtein
There it is
The first one,
Breaking through
Your sore gum.
Yet you smile
Wide and true:
Budding tooth
New to you.
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Glimmers of Hope
Photo: Toni Hadi
Even in chaos
Where foul mouths and ill deeds offer little beyond
Spin and mope,
You can find and define many glimmers
Of hope:
In the smiles of a child,
In the buds that push up from a freshly thawed ground,
In expanding delight of inquiring minds,
In the light that reflects from a window just shined,
In the wriggling joy of a pup under hand,
In humanity’s goals that your heart understands,
Your soul now demands,
And your words and your acts and your vote get behind.
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An Inkling
Photo: Dvora Freedman
Minds can whisper
Souls can sing
Inklings
Wishes
Life to bring.
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Lead Recycler
Photo: Amitai Asif
As soon as I saw this week’s photo challenge, I knew what goes in it! (Thank you to my nephew, Amitai Asif, for this fab photo!)
I love the complex simplicity of this hiker’s approach to helping clean up the paths he walks on: String together necklaces of bottle caps, find trash, screw trash to empty top, continue on. Leave the world a better place than you had found it.
Reuse.
Refresh.
Reclaim.
Lead by example.
Be the solution.
Be the change you want to see.
Amen.
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Mini Picasso
“This is a big big big mountain and it have a train and it go ‘choo-CHOOOO!’ round and round and also flowers but you see them fast because it a train and rainbow and my name.” (J.N, age 3:4)
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Think small …
Find beauty in the smallest things of life.
Literally.
(Na’ama Yehuda)
grains of sand, magnified
Passion Flower Pollen
Red and White Blood Cells
Na'ama Yehuda 
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