I've been finding more simles around the house.
Can you see this one?
It's a Fungus that is growing on the old tree.
This is the "tree" that is in our backyard.
This is one Big-Old smile!
It almost looks like Kermit the frog.
It's my bird feeder just outside my kitchen window.
I've been finding Happy Faces and Smiles in some really
odd places, in and around our home.
Last summer, I found my first two, click here to see them.
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~Tidbit~
There are over 18 different types of smiles that are used in a variety of social situations. For instance, people can use a smile to say a hello, and they can also use a different type of smile to show their understanding of a particular situation.
I love your smiles. both the ones you find and the ones that grace your rooms on an given day... Lulu's, Levi's, Tom's (I assume he is good for both giving and getting), Kimmy's, Marks... yours, etc! Of course, add mine to the list even though I am not there, I'm grinning from ear to ear!
ReplyDeleteDee Dee
You really need "vision" to see smiles around you. I just looked around for a few minutes and the only one I see is the outlet on the wall. I'll keep looking.
ReplyDeleteVery happy and cute post! Every time I look at the stacked vintage suitcases in my guest room I smile because the handles on the suitcases all look to be smiling at me!
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Jane
I love the happy smiles you found!! I am always on the lookout for smiles and hearts. :) It always grants a little smile when you find one. :) I'm glad you got a chuckle from my "food babies." HaHa Thanks, as always, for your comments and visits to my blog. :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteWell that put a big smile on my face!
ReplyDeleteI have a smile here, too!! That fungus is really, really pretty in those photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great perspective! I'll have to start looking too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tree, love the bird and the apple picture too. Only God could think of adding such sweet touches like these to our daily lives.
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Katia
Love this, Christine!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Joan
Christine...what a treasure indeed to see all the beauty in just a stump :) Only Our Lord will think of something so simple...
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by the cottage...
blessings ~ M.
Oh, I love the tree and fungus!! Beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to look for those smiles lol!
blessings to you..Trish
Your post made me happy and when you are happy your face will surely show it!
ReplyDeleteSmiles. Dottie
What a happy post and a happy hobby to find them. I'm going to click to that link now so I can see some more.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have me looking all the time now!!
How cute .... smiles can be found in many places !
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
What a fun post! Keeping my eyes open for smiles around my neck of the woods!
ReplyDeleteChristine,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Simple Pleasure...finding smiles all around us! I'm going to start looking today!
~Jean
what a great idea. The kids and I look for smiles in everything too.
ReplyDeleteSweet smiles! And you're so creative. I teach high school and my desks are arranged in two semicircles. I tell the kids they're smiles!
ReplyDeleteI love this! What an exciting challenge. I'm going to be looking for my smiles this weekend!
ReplyDeleteWho knew fungus could be so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnd you know I love the bird!
I like how you think and how you see things. This brought me a smile this morning. Thank you!
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