*** Daily Reflections ***	Tuesday, August 22, 2006
	
ALL	Does this make sense today?   When you say, "I'm sorry," look the person in the eye.
	
	Peter Dierks, Secret Butterfly, and Goldworldnet are special GITs today!
	
	
America never forgets:	indulgence  :-) Government of Laws  :-)   Declaration of Independence
	
  Tim Fowler	optimistic  :-) Lovely  ;-)  Today I Will Procrastinate!
  Sandintoes	share  :-) Safety  ;-)  What would you have to do to make it happen?
     Carolyn	peace  :-) Agree  ;-)  May you always have love to share, health to spare,
    Gemstone	abundance  :-) Diamond  ;-)  Get some pink flamingos for … 
       Neeka	laughter  :-) Boost  ;-)  seriously honor roll.
     Nhaynes	tenacity  :-) Lucky  ;-)  A house is made of wooden beams.  A home is made of love and dreams.  
         MPH	love  :-) Energy  ;-)  Trust My Gut Instincts!
     E'Lane	strength  :-) Memorable  ;-)  Friends Enrich 
       Westi	hope  :-) Tan  ;-)  Break up lofty goals into manageable steps
Goldworldnet	determined  :-) Heavenly  ;-)  Compromise!
Peter Dierks	freedom  :-) Winner  ;-)  Almost Done
Secret Butterfly	learn  :-) Sun  ;-)  show the world how it should be done
      Sarkie	adventure  :-) Perfect combination  ;-)  Good Health with Exercise
Lazarus Long	share  :-) Palate  ;-)  Bounce
   ManyMoose	acceptance  :-) Galore  ;-)  Lie in the sun
 Country Bob	gratitude  :-) Exhilaration  ;-)  Call someone I love!
 Honor First	indulgence  :-) Smooth  ;-)  and friends who care.
Rainy_Day_Woman	determined  :-) Soft  ;-)  See Things Through 
         Ish	tactful  :-) Cool  ;-)  Get some pink flamingos for … 
     PatiBob	reliable  :-) Totally  ;-)  Someone to dance with 
         KLP	humor  :-) Trendy  ;-)   You are special - Don't EVER forget it."
 	Flowers have an expression of countenance as much as men or animals.  
Some seem to smile; some have a sad expression; some are pensive and diffident; 
others again are plain, honest and upright, like the 
broad-faced sunflower and the hollyhock.  ~Henry Ward Beecher, Star Papers: A Discourse of Flowers                    www.quotegarden.com/flowers.html