sing praises
give flowers and champagne
sweet success
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I had the huge pleasure of celebrating my sister’s graduation last week – she has just got a degree in Homeopathy – her first degree at 60! showing her characteristic zest for life! Well done Sue!
Joining in with our 52 Week Photo Challenge
and
Ronovan’s weekly Haiku Challenge, prompt words SING and FLOWER
sing praises, give flowers and champagne
give flowers and champagne, sweet success
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If you have a ‘Zest’ photo in your archives just add a link in the comments, we’d love to see it!
Have a week full of ZEST!
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Next week’s Photo Prompt
STRENGTH
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Brilliant – well done to your sister!
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Thank you. I will pass on your lovely comment.
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Your sister is one happy graduate! As well she should be. And well done to you on the celebratory haiku.
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Thank you Jen. My sister is ticking off her bucket list at an amazing rate!
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You captured the joy in your sister’s eyes so perfectly. I love to hear stories about us older folks doing momentous things. Congratulations on her success. ❤
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Oh my! Olga- I just found this, your lovely comment, in my Spam folder – what is going on!!!! Thank you for the nudge to look for you. And thank you for your acknowledgement of the capture! ❤
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Thanks for finding me. Continuing WP problem since May. Once I’m retrieved from spam by a fellow blogger, I can usually make another comment successful on their site, but not always. It’s terribly frustrating. I’ve asked for help from WP, but no resolution yet. 😦
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You made it! Yes this did not go into spam – hurray!
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Actually, messages with “notifications” always get through. It’s the post comments that I make tend to disappear. Look for me next time that you see I’ve liked your post. That will be the true test. 🙂
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Ok, will do. xx
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It worked. :):);)
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B…….. Fantastic! xxx
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Great image Sandra, and wonderful to see your sister graduating at the young age of 60,one should never be too old to get a degree, my wife Jill was 61 when she graduated with her PHD.
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Congratulations to Jill. It is inspiring when us oldies achieve great things! 😉
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Hi Sandra. here is my Zest image /combined haiku, I managed to put it all together again, cheers Denis. https://haikuhound.wordpress.com/2016/07/12/around-goes-the-sun/
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Fantastic! Thanks Denis.
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Fantastic! Congratulations and well done to your sister, what a wonderful achievement, and what a lovely haiku tribute too Daffy! 🙂
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Thanks Eddie, I will pass on your good wishes. They were some good words for the subject this week!
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Well done to your sister – she looks thrilled with her achievement and you have captured the moment perfectly
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Thank you Cathy, it was so good to see her and her fellow graduates celebrating together.
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Congratulations! Lovely pic too 🙂
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Thank you Al. I will pass on your good wishes. I’m glad I was able to capture the moment with the trusty Nikon.
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❤
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Great photograph. Well done to her and you!
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Thank you, it is a wonderful achievement for Sue. I’m glad I was able to capture her delight.
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Congratulations to her and thank you for celebrating her.
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Oh what a lovely comment – thank you!!!!!!!! ❤
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Her zest for life is great and she looks good on it! Good zest
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Thanks Dorris, I will pass your fab message on to her. Sue is the sister I was at Chelsea with – she is packing a lot in this year to celebrate her coming of age!
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Congratulations to your sister. She looks very happy.
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She is SO happy – not only to get the degree which is, as Miss E would put it, ‘epic’! But also to have no more essays to write!
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Love this!
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So glad Ritu, thank you. 🙂
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