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Minds are free to roam
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Mind and imagination are never physically bound
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No… we are always free to think and imagine.
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Absolutely!
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Very nice, Sue.
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Thanks, Robbie.
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and books can help with that roaming…
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They help with most things 😉
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yes indeed…
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Thank goodness our minds are free to roam at least this year! Super haiku (love the twitching feet – my cats do that too), and what an amazing picture. We’ve noticed a lot of rainbows recently, and glorious ones too. I’ve always thought they were one of nature’s wonders, and I never take them for granted. Just wish I could find that elusive pot of gold. 😉
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I’d go stir crazy if the mind were as fettered as our bodies this year! And I do love to see a rainbow. I don’t think that part of me has ever outgrown the magic and I hope it never will 🙂
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Me too, I’d have lost it altogether if it weren’t for nice memories and imagination. I’m the same as you with rainbows – they’ll always be magical, and they always stop me in my tracks. 🙂
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Yep, even when I’m driving I pull over 🙂
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Oh, I do too! They’re worth being late for. 😉
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Oh yes… always 🙂
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A very calm, snug, get-your-blankies sort of haiku!
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The most welcome kind on a chilly morning 🙂
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