Conversation – 19
Hello Peeps time for a new Conversation Thread. This is number 19 out of the
series. I created and started this thread nearly 10 years ago.
I will change it often from now on. This is just a knock around
thread about things in life. My life and others. I am an avid Heidi
Daus Collector, former singer, model and so on. I do this thread because
I enjoy what I do. I love fashion and music and HSN is a little of both.
I cover a lot of music and fashion on this thread. ✨😎
I am going to wish Happy Holidays to all the Peeps out there and please
stay safe. 🌹✨😎
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Yes, I know how difficult these days are for you. Remember the good times and not the illness that took your dad. Remember the songs he loved and play them or better yet, sing them.That brings to mind, the following:
Gray skies are gonna clear up
Put on a happy face
Wipe of the clouds and cheer up
Put on a happy face
Take of the gloomy mask of tragedy
It’s not your style
You’ll look so good that you’ll be glad
You decided to smile
Pick out a pleasant outlook
Stick out that nobel chin
Wipe off that full-of-doubt look
Slap on a happy grin
Spread sunshine all over the place
Just put on a happy
Put on a happy face
Gray skies are gonna clear up
Put on a happy face
Wipe of the clouds and cheer up
Put on a happy face
Take of the gloomy mask of tragedy
It’s not your style
You’ll look so good that you’ll be glad
You decided to smile
Pick out a pleasant outlook
Stick out that noble chin
Wipe off that full-of-doubt look
Snap on a happy grin
Spread sunshine all over the place
Just put on a happy
Put on a happy faceSongwriters: Charles Strouse, Lee Adams.
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Good afternoon in Oz. I, too, have been having trouble again with the recaptcha. Takes twice as long to post as it does to type a message, ugh!😣
I feel very tired today, no energy to do anything.😌 Need to load up on some vitamins and better eating. I am not a nap kind of person but I know if I sit down today it will happen.😴 Maybe I have a 24 hour bug. Warm today and maybe a few scattered storms later.🔥⛈
The pic looks delicious, maybe that’s all I need to reload! Vitamins and minerals!😂 Friday hugs to you and Poppy.🤗💖
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Evenings
Evenings can be a wonderful time to reconnect with loved ones over dinner and share in gratitude for your day.
From the beginning of time, a richly colored twinge of dusk touching the eastern horizon, the lengthening of shadows, and the appearance of the evening’s first star have let us know that it was time to rest, relax, and retire from the pressures of the day. For human beings and other living things that tend to be most active in daylight, evenings can be less hectic and more relaxing, as we prepare for sleep and spend quality time with our loved ones. But evenings are about much more than dinner and the feel of a cool, soft pillow. Evenings are a wonderful time to catalog the events of the day without distraction, to revel in gentle solitude or silence, to end the day in serenity, and to commune with your inner self.
There are many ways to turn the evening into a nurturing and soul enriching experience. A simple stroll through the realms of dusk and darkness can show you two different worlds: one winding down and one just coming to life. In the evening, the sounds we humans make begin to diminish, and the sounds of earth’s more nocturnal creatures and nature itself become more apparent. As night slowly falls, scents change, and the smell of the soil and greenery become magnified. Sky gazing in the evenings can be a meditative activity – one that reminds us that we are only one part of an infinitely complex and vast universe. Each night, the different phases of the moon show us the passage of time and the waxing and waning of life, as its glowing visage – whether in the shape of a circle, crescent, or a smile –bathes the world in an ethereal, wistful glow.
As crickets chirp and night birds cry out, evening rituals and routines can make your day feel complete, help you unwind from the day’s busyness, and pave the way for rejuvenating sleep. Rituals and routines help you say goodnight to the present day, so you can look forward to the next one. While the sun sets, try doing a series of stretches, lighting some candles, or watching the daylight fade. The soothing, natural beauty of each evening can be your backdrop, as you meditate, quiet your soul, and relax into the peace and stillness that can be found at day’s end.
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Good Afternoon in the ‘burgh today. The recaptra is a headache.
Enjoy the day OZ is alright today we had a bit of rain I am happy with that.
Sending cool hugs to you and Jake’s Canvas. 😎😘🌹
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Good day in S. California I hope you are still celebrating. I am keeping a low profile
for my day. I am feeling so much as my BD was the last time I spoke to my father
before he passed two days later. This is bittersweet.Thank you for the shout out and I did have fun with your BD shoutouts.😘🌹
Hey Heidi Daus BD is coming up so if the Recaptra works I can do something on
the Heidi Daus Thread.Happy Trails To You. 🎶🎶
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Good afternoon on the Gulf Coast of Florida. ✨😎 Oodie I did see your post from earlier.
I am glad you have an answer for your husband procedure.Oodie the Recaptra is causing issues on posting today. Please let me know how things
are going when you can.Hey I had a good visit with my friend who took the tumble in Greece and it is a long
story somewhat painful one too.Oodie I am thinking of my father especially now.
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Good afternoon in Florida here is to a good Friday with hubby. ✨✨
I did see a clip of video you posted last night. Xango you have a flair for
good food.I hope your family are enjoying the change of season in Brazil. 😎✨🌹
Hey perhaps I will see you in Trivia this evening. ✨
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Good afternoon in Ohio Loaf I hope this is a good day for you and the family. ✨😎
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