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We missed Jass' birthday, and we have missed the day she found her home with us by four days. Jass' idea of a great birthday celebra...
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What are 3 reasons why one should NOT move to the UK? Originally Answered: What are 3 reasons why one should NOT to move to the UK? If you h...
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It was a normal morning. Plenty to do at home. More paperwork. Visit the bank. Damn it. I want to go for a decent train trip and I decided t...
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Somewhat edited but I felt the need to: Here I am with a new blog as my old one has gone. I am not sure if I will attempt a reconstruction o...

I agree that this powerful mural does not need extra words. Why can't the warmongers see that the only way that wars and other military conflicts will end is through talking? (Sorry for the extra words!)
ReplyDeleteThe image is full of peace, if only it was current.
ReplyDeleteMy late son used to take tourist groups from Israel to Lebanon and everyone had a wonderful time *sigh*
Hels while I am still mourning the loss of Ray, I think often about your own loss of a vital younger person
DeleteBeautiful mural.
ReplyDeleteAmen.
Yes. As soon as possible.
ReplyDeleteThe dream
ReplyDeleteI like it and wish everyone everywhere could see it and cease fire.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. And so say all of us.
ReplyDeleteWell that really tells a lovely story, Andrew.
ReplyDeleteA dream.
ReplyDeleteWonderful and so expressive mural !!
ReplyDeleteIf only . . .
ReplyDeleteWell, that's poignant. One can only hope.
ReplyDelete🙏
ReplyDeleteAlison in Wales x
Timely, time to set aside our differences and be good neighbors.
ReplyDeleteVery well done and makes an important message; win-win.
ReplyDeleteI wish.
ReplyDeleteI wish, too.
ReplyDeletePowerful!
ReplyDeleteI saw another one with 2 children and it makes me weep for humanity.
ReplyDeleteXO
WWW
I can add naught but a sigh. Be well, my dear.
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