We spent Sunday afternoon at the Chicago Botanic Garden. The day was warm, bright and full of fall colors. The thought occurred to me that having happiness may not always be possible, but being joyful regardless may be.
Linked to Trent P. McDonald’s The Weekly Smile.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
Beautiful đź’ś
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Thank you, Willow!
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It a pleasure Frank đź’ś
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That’s wise, Frank, and thanks for sharing the photos.
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Thank you, Jenna!
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Beautiful thought. I was just reading “The Prophet” by Kahlil Gibran, one line spoke to me a lot – Joy is sorrow unmasked.
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Good observation about joy and sorrow. Thank you, Pragalbha!
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I like your little philosophical thought. I also like the beehive. Beehive or hornets nest? Sounds like a nice afternoon out.
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Thank you, Trent!
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I’ve been blessed enough to visit Chicago Botanic Gardens twice and I loved every bit of it. The stand of mature ginkgos is a thing of beauty. My mom loved the rose circle garden. It’s a busy and beautiful place.
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It is a beautiful place. Thank you, Jade!
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Those golden autumn days are really something special!
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Thank you!
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Choosing joy is a choice. Well said, and lovely fall photo.
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Thank you!
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Thank you!
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i Agree There may not
Always Be Happiness
in ‘Pain’ But Joy of Beauty
May Be Held As Flower at Hand..:)
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