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Oh hey, Weekend! I’ve got big plans for you. I’m thinking about some shopping, some family time, some church, some gardening, some hanging out on the east side of the state, and hopefully some bonding time with the sunshine. But for now, let’s check out some Link Love Inspiration!
Did you see the eagles on live stream video last week? I just checked in on them to see how they’re doing, and a baby eagle pooped right in my face. The nerve!
If you liked the eagles, check out the lamb cam from Juniper Moon Farm. Yup. Lamb cam. It’s gonna have all of us ditching our day jobs & flocking out to the farmland in search of little fluffy white lambs. Thanks for the tip, Ravenna Girls!
I’d buy this house just for the tree.
Cindy has CF too, and she wrote an insightful post on saying the right thing to people who are suffering (from CF or something else) - along with some examples of what not to say.
Love these photos of my favorite kind of clutter.
This has me wanting to visit Japan – which is a pretty new feeling for me.
A beautiful peony, and a touching (short) story to go along with.
Sea urchins + air plants = jellyfish!
A 10 minute video of a 9-year-old boy who made an arcade out of cardboard boxes. $2 buys a fun pass which I believe gives you 500 games. It is just the cutest thing – check out how he dispenses tickets! Oh, and he gets flash mobbed. No big deal.
Whew! Lots of video time today, huh? So I’ll leave you to sit back, sip your coffee, and watch the baby eagles eat their breakfast. And then the lambs. And then watch the cardboard arcade one more time, because darn it, that kid is just so cute!
Happy Weekend, Friends! Let’s make it a good one!
♥

Gorgeous photo!
Yeah, isn’t that awesome?! I didn’t take it (click on the “source” link under the photo for more) but I can’t stop staring at it either.
Thanks for stopping by!
Golly, Suzanne, but this post has provided me great Saturday morning entertainment, perfect for a somewhat gloomy morning here in W. Michigan. Oh, and I was thinking, perhaps if you just started taking daily echinacea or vitamin C for your CF, you’d be a new woman! (Sorry, I simply couldn’t resist – I loved Cindy’s blog.) Hope you have a good weekend!
Oops – looks like I posted under the new diabetes blog I’ve started for my diabetic group at work. Should have been under my own name – Jennie Woehl.
Haha! Hi Jennie, thanks for your advice regarding the daily echinacea & vitamin C. I’ll file it away to talk with my Dr.
I’m glad you liked the post, & I can completely see why you’d like Cindy’s blog.
She, by the way, is on the new medication that just got approved for the very small percentage (5%?) of CF patients that it would work in.. And it’s supposed to be a huge exciting thing. I hope it changes her life!
I just read the post on CF, very interesting. Like she said, I’m sure people are mostly trying to come from a good place but just don’t know what to say. I hope. I find myself often saying nothing to people because I don’t want it to come out wrong even though I wish in my heart I could say the right thing. I remember watching a movie over and over when I was a kid about a girl with CF and it’s always stuck with me for some reason. You are such an inspiring/optimistic person and I love visiting your blog for all the beauty you see in the world
Ugh, I bet I know the movie you’re talking about (at least I know of one).. It was so depressing that it made me hate it. The world of CF is soo different from what it was 20 years ago it’s crazy.
Thanks for your sweet comments, Lisa.. Living with CF isn’t easy, but everyone has hard stuff in their lives. Sometimes physical, financial, emotional, whatever. Life is hard. But we don’t have to focus on how hard it is, b/c there’s a lot more to it than that. Without the hope of Heaven in my future, I don’t know if anything could motivate me. But I believe that my eternal future will be perfection, and that’s a lot to look forward to!
I feel honored to have made your link list!
And tango is my absolute favorite. I had tall dreams in college of finding a way to make sure I could dance the tango everyday.
Ha! That reminds me, Josh & I took a dance class while we were dating but I don’t think the tango was on the list for us big-time beginners.
I’ve had several people mention your post (in person) and how much they appreciated it, just wanted to let you know!
I was really into dancing for a few brief semesters before I got married. (Plus, around the time I got engaged I also got a horrible case of the flu, and I never got quite back into the same shape I’d been in before.) However, I married a computer programmer who dances fairly well and was sweet enough to take a class with me… but it’s not particularly his thing!
Aww, your husband sounds like quite the guy!
I took a couple semesters of beginner ballet in college, and loved every bit of it. But that’s really the only dancing I’ve done.
I won’t be forgetting those airplant jellyfish anytime soon!
Aren’t those cool?? And I loved all of her marketing stuff too. She’s got her
ducksjellyfish in a row, that one.