SMILE: The Daily Post Photo Challenge, 4 April 2018 (Will Add Links to Other SMILES, Gradually)

April 4, 2018 at 6:43 pm (Flowers, Links, Lists, postaday, Recommended, Weather)
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  • For this week’s challenge, point your camera at something or someone that puts a smile on your face (or just show a smiling face).

— Ben Huberman, The Daily Post

Here are three things that made self smile this week:

Her backyard iris: They started blooming about two weeks ago.

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Backyard Iris: 4 April 2018

This little lady in her side yard:

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Self is trying to train her ivy to go UP the fence!

A new welcome mat! YAY! Spring is sprung!

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New Season, New Welcome Mat!

Here are other WordPress reasons to SMILE:

Stay tuned, dear blog readers. Stay tuned.

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