words echo art
so eager to meet us
always a big smile
a treat would be nice
can you stay for awhile
children so welcome
a great big hello
one word I can say
in their languages I know
In the market, in a small way station, at the petrol station we are always greeted with such kindness by the Ugandan people. The children always have a big smile for us.
Today is week two of great blogging and poetry. Say “Hello” to someone you haven’t read before!!!
walking by FAITH not sight
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"...you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free." -John 8:32
photography, poetry
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A good traveler has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving. ~Lao Tzu
The world is best viewed through the ears of a horse.
A word a day challenge showcased from my vision. Words are a prize, ready to be lifted from the soul!
Great pics, beautiful kids
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hi Leslie – yes it’s wonderful how the kids are always full of laughs … no worries (yet) to befuddle them … then if we join their happy place, we’ll feel easier and happier for the times ahead … remember the ‘hello days’ … cheers Hilary
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What gorgeous children and how could you not give them a smile! I certainly am enjoying your AtoZ theme.
Sue from Sizzling Towards 60 & Beyond
H is for Holistic Health – Creating a Healthy Lifestyle for Life
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Lovely looking children. They are smiling so cutely. Great poem.
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What a smile you captured! I also like your little poem, has the same readiness to it.
My blogs in the A to Z: Self discovery via travel and a separate Interactive story.
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Awwwe, what a sunny smile indeed, and what a lovely poem.
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Cute kids. Language barriers can be tough but a smile translates pretty well into any language.
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A friendly smile is always the best greeting! 🙂
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Innocent children, their smile means so much. 🙂
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I know two words in most languages – hello and beer!
A-Z of My Friend Rosey!
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A smile is the easiest thing to give, but hard to find among so many adults.
Stu
Tale Spinning
https://stuartnager.wordpress.com/
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Childhood days are magical indeed. Nice poetry!
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Lovely photo and charming poem. The genuine delight of a child’s smile can’t be matched. And a hello smile certainly does translate into any language.
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You always have such beautiful posts, they never fail to bring a smile to my face.
Also, I nominated you for the Liebster Award. Check out my post for more info. Happy Monday!
https://katseaholm.wordpress.com/2018/04/09/liebster-award-nomination/
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Children all over the world are so generous with their smiles. And then they become grown ups ! Sigh !
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It’s amazing how many kids have way better social skills than adults! me included 😉
Blog: I Will Never Give you UP
Link: https://haneenwrites.blogspot.com/2018/04/the-last-voyage-hope-atozchallenge.html
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