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A to Z of Thankful Me: H

A to Z Challenge, Day 8:  H


H is for Humor—quick, make me smile!

Be Happy and Healthy and laugh for a while.


Trafalgar Square.  I've heard the pigeons are gone now.


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Thanks for happy moments.

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  1. What a sweet photo. Such a happy smile.

    Good luck with the 2015 A to Z Challenge!
    A to Z Co-Host S. L. Hennessy
    http://pensuasion.blogspot.com

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  2. Hahaha!! That's so cute. Now that you mention it, I don't remember seeing any pigeons when we were there.

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    1. They were certainly discouraging feeding the pigeons when we were there 12 years ago. That didn't stop the pigeons from being completely comfortable with strangers, though!

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  3. …and what's the deal with the marching pigeon in the background?

    fun post

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  4. Henk! My favorite everything. Husband Hunk Honey Henk Hugging Hmmmmmm.... ;-)
    Well, He has Humor too and I Hope to be Happy with him for many more years.
    Health, ugh, I won't even go there, but I know there are far worse off then me.
    HOPE, is the most important I guess....

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    1. Oh, Bianca, you are a natural at this! :-)

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  5. What a happy picture indeed! That pigeon looks quite content!

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  6. Darling, darling picture! We fed the lorakeets at the zoo one time, and they landed on our heads, arms, backs, shoulders, anywhere they could gain purchase. Freaked Emma out (she was only about 4).

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