Toad teaches to
nap at noon,
hop away from
worries, and
be still.
Copyright 2019 Brenda Davis Harsham
Notes: This toad hides in my sage and meditates in near invisibility. He has wisdom worth remembering. Have you found wisdom in the garden recently?
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
LIKE THE TOAD, WE NEED SHADE AND A GOOD NAP NOW AND THEN!
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Absolutely!
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Love it…
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Thanks!
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I like this post on the toad! In fact, I love itπππ
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Thanks!
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toad-a knows all.
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π They even know how to breathe with their whole bodies. How cool is that?
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amazing
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Reblogged this on Darswords and commented:
I’m missing my frog/toad songs from home. This helps. Wish I could find the ones around my home to photo. I love Brenda’s blog. Check her out!
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Thank you! My son found this one, and I cleverly gave him my phone to record the moment. π
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My boys would have done that way back when but now they would yawn and ask why I need a picture of a frog! Adult kids are boring! LOL!
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Mine is 17, and he still gets me. π We’ll see what adulthood does, though, soon enough.
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Nice colors on that toad. I haven’t seen any toads this year.
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I always feel blessed if my toad returns. He eats slugs and bugs. Seeing him makes my kids happy.
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Our toads like to sit in the kitties’ water bowl outside on hot summer days. The kitties get miffed when they find a toad in their dish messing up their water.
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That’s hilarious! π
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