Wordless Wednesday ImageApril 17, 2019April 16, 2019 Dale31 Comments Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
Thank you, John. I felt today was a good day to share Notre Dame’s baby sister.🙂 LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
I can’t help but smile, yet sadness swarms over me thinking of the big sister. What a tragic incident, especially during Holy Week. Easter greetings. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Glad it did bring a smile to your face. I know. How crazy that it did happen on Holy Week. Easter greetings to you as well! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thank you for sharing baby sister. Big Sis was such a tragic. I was glad to see the pews and the cross still standing strong. There is hope! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thank you! Yes, and so much more was salvaged. Now let us hope the sides can hold the time they make a new roof… LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
Q, Beautiful and timely shot of our Lady living on throughout the world. And she will. Great choice. B LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
You know how talented I think you are. It’s been a very poignant week so your photograph symbolizes that. LikeLiked by 1 person
You sure make me feel good about my photos. It had been a poignant week and you’ve removed all doubt that I made the right choice. LikeLiked by 1 person
Without a doubt. It was the perfect chaser to Marc’s piece. Jesus wept twice. 🙏 LikeLiked by 1 person
Great shot, Dale.
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Thank you, John. I felt today was a good day to share Notre Dame’s baby sister.🙂
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I agree.
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I can’t help but smile, yet sadness swarms over me thinking of the big sister. What a tragic incident, especially during Holy Week. Easter greetings.
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Glad it did bring a smile to your face.
I know. How crazy that it did happen on Holy Week.
Easter greetings to you as well!
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🐰🐥🥚
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Thank you for sharing baby sister. Big Sis was such a tragic. I was glad to see the pews and the cross still standing strong. There is hope!
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Thank you!
Yes, and so much more was salvaged. Now let us hope the sides can hold the time they make a new roof…
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And pray for no earthquakes!
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Indeed!
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Q,
Beautiful and timely shot of our Lady living on throughout the world. And she will.
Great choice.
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B,
Well our Lady’s great-great-great grandchild 😉
Thank you, kind sir.
Q
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It counts for sure, and it’s a hopeful look into the future.
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That’s what matters 🙂
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You speak the truth. 🙂
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Sometimes. Just to keep peeps on their toes 😉
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Mission accomplished! 😉
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A beautiful photo.
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Thank you, Miss Susannah. Montreal’s very own Notre Dame…
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It was an apt choice. 🙂
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So glad you thought so.
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You know how talented I think you are. It’s been a very poignant week so your photograph symbolizes that.
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You sure make me feel good about my photos. It had been a poignant week and you’ve removed all doubt that I made the right choice.
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Without a doubt. It was the perfect chaser to Marc’s piece. Jesus wept twice. 🙏
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He did write a beautiful piece. He is gifted.
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This is such a beautiful picture
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Thank you, Tiffany!
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