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Fungi, flowers, fruits & leaves

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Odette Schubert: +Morten Ross Bach tells us what is the universe, the mathematics and what is the medicine. But all kinds of music might cure the pain and solve the doubts because the music is a fantastic healer once you admitted the music to your soul, The music has an incredible force. I'm very happy that you also love the music! Let every cell of yours be full of energy as a musical note! 🎵🎵🎵
Best wishes, dear Morten!
Thank you! 😊

Kathy D: +Morten Ross The monastery sounds lovely! It's either my bad eyesight or Google's bad compressions, but I had assumed that was a river in the background. Now it's hard to tell if it's water or sand.

I would love to see this place on a clear night...I can imagine the stars would be heavenly at this altitude!

I loved the story about your laughing geese! I've only seen them in documentaries, so how wonderful for you to have your very own pair! You must keep me updated on their mating success this season!

The rains/snows have let up for a few days, finally. Next week we could have a little snow, but Spring is trying its best to poke it's head through. This morning I was watching a little male House Wren busily looking at different nesting spots. I have 2 Wren houses in my back yard, and he would flit back and forth between them looking to see one which his mate might like, but then he also climbed into the pole that I use for a laundry line and poked around in the hole in the tube. House Wrens are so much fun to watch as the male builds several nests and then the female looks them all over to decide which one suits her. The unselected nests will then sit empty as no other Wrens will use them.

Chemo is such a nasty business. I remember when I was first diagnosed, a friend who is a nurse told me of all the side effects and also told me that it was my choice to go on with the treatments or not. After the first 2 weeks, I was feeling so horrible and my brain was a total mess. That's when I decided not to continue, and never went back. I thought it was so odd that no one at the clinic even bothered to call to ask where I'd been. April 1 will be 9 years since my diagnosis, and so far, so good! I look at it that even if it would come back now, those 9 years were worth it, and I still don't know whether I'd do the chemo again or not. One day at a time, right? ;-)

Enjoy your Spring with your geese, and I hope your partner's visa has come through and you'll be able to travel soon!

Sunshine hugs!!

Gregory Bagshaw: +Morten Ross Thanks, yes it's a challenging disease with many differing types and treatment regimes and all of us react differently to those treatments but all are challenging.
Keep up the great photography it's great to see.

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Birds - with sounds

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