This week Suzie81 Speaks of Friendship. To which I say, friendship is for the birds.
Like this one who greeted me yesterday morning as I was brewing a pot of coffee. How birds learn to fly is beyond my feeble reasoning skills. I prefer to imagine that each bird pairs off with a cherub. Something that looks like this maybe:
Hello little cherub! Aren’t you the cutest little star?! Cherubs have wings you know. As seen here:
What does this have to do with friendship, you ask? Only everything. Because the cherub teaches the finch to fly and in exchange the finch teaches the cherub to sing the most beautiful songs. It’s a give and take kind of relationship.
What’s that? Sounds dicey, you say? Ok. Let me think some more about it and have another go at it later this week. Look for more to come on friendship.
Square One Notes 
Good step one, Sandra. Friends fill in each other’s gaps of need, certainly, like your pretty bird and charming cherub.
I look forward to later elements of Sandra friendship.
I like you because …
You get me and I get you. There’s a biggie on my friendship list, my friend!
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Paulie: [talking about Adrian] You like her?
Rocky: Sure, I like her.
Paulie: What’s the attraction?
Rocky: I dunno… she fills gaps.
Paulie: What’s ‘gaps’?
Rocky: I dunno, she’s got gaps, I got gaps, together we fill gaps.
Gaps filled. I like that.
Great comment Mark.
I concur.
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Lance, I like your take on this! Very clever! Friendship is the spackle of life, agreed. Thanks pal!
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Mark, it would have been really easy to say “Hey Crazy, what’s with all the pics of toys?” But you’re right, we get each other and laugh about it instead. Thanks for laughing along with me pal. You’re a dear friend!
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Looking forward to more of this Sandra.
Cheers,
Lance
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“Every Morne from hence,
A brisk Cherub something sips,
Whose sacred influence
Adds sweetnes to his sweetest lips,
Then to his Musick, and his song
Tastes of his breakefast all day long.”
Richard Crashaw
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I love this! Another example of how my friends are cooler than me. I wouldn’t have it any other way. Thanks Kerbey! xoxo
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Sounds like good reasoning to me.
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I’m so glad you agree Dora! And thanks for being a friend.
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🙂
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Have a great day Jeannette! Is that with two N’s or one?
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One…but I am used to it being spelled all different ways (but thank you for checking 🙂 )
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Sorry pal. I want to get it right. It’s a beautiful name!
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Nice post Sandra. I love your toys. Wish I still had my Raggedy Ann and Andy with me, but they are gone forever. I gave them to a friend who needed the comfort more than I did. Then she passed them on to someone else. That’s what makes life work around here, and keeps it worth living.
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That is so sweet! And the perfect example of friendship. Thank you for your comment!
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This is really cool. I definitely enjoyed this post. You’re thinking out of the “square” as usual, Sandra.
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Personally, I love it just the way it is. 🙂
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Thank you kindly for saying as much! And thank you for stopping by. You’re welcome anytime!
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