Help - prove that somebody likes me!

[Mr. Bloom]

From the backwoods of Maine, the Silvers used precious bandwidth at a speedy 45.2kbps, on an unreliable dial up connection, to say
"WE LIKE YOU TOO"

[Aggie_Ama]

I voted, of course we like you!

I have been meaning to tell you.... We have an abudance of butterflies here right now. The other day I was climbing a fairly steep little beast of a hill and one flew right by my face! I thought of "Hugs and Butterflies"; somehow I kicked up the hill just a little harder.

[LBTC]

This is so cool!

The bloginterviewer site says "This month the top 3 rated blogs will get links placed near the top of the sidebar for an entire month highlighting their success. "

Thanks in large part to you (and others on my pictures email list), I am currently the #2 rated blog. Fantastic!

They like me, they really, really like me! heehee

RM - seeing the beauty in things is what it is all about. I love it when people "get" it.

AA - I love it when butterflies do that! And that the hill was easier, well, that's just the coolest!

Silvers - a special thank you for your extra efforts from the far distant "wilds" of America....


Everyone: if you don't already receive a picture from me virtually every day, and you'd like to, PM me with your email address and I will add you to the list.

Hugs and butterflies to you all,
~T~

[bmccasland]

From the backwoods of Maine, the Silvers used precious bandwidth at a speedy 45.2kbps, on an unreliable dial up connection, to say
"WE LIKE YOU TOO"

I'm with the Silvers - but not in Maine - Thumbs up to you LBTC, thumbs down to sssssllllooooowwww dial-up. Would someone PLEASE break the cable monoploy so I'd have another option???

[DrBee]

Great photos! Stunning! Thanks for sharing! and yes - WE LIKE YOU!

[Mr. Bloom]

Now that I'm back home with broadband...

My favorites include:

• essence of spirituality
• stairway to heaven

To me, each of these represents the gracefulness of nature from a perspective that we almost always overlook! We don't slow down, change angles, narrow focus and see the art within the art (so to speak).