Oh what a beautiful day

I had a surprise friends invite on LinkedIn from one of my former corporate bosses! I worked with him at InBev Ltd, for 5 years and in the invitation he wrote: "Because I know you and trust you, I'm inviting you to my network"

That made me feel really special!

I also had one person recommend me so far on the LinkedIn network. She wrote:

“Abdul is a careful editor. I reviewed one of his books and found it passionate, compassionate, intelligent, tense, a real page turner. wonderful job!” - Susie Hawes, book reviewer , sfreader.com

With the sun shining outside in a pristine, deep blue sky, it is a beautiful morning here in Luton...birds are singing too...

And with those kind words, the sun shines a little brighter and the birds sing a happier song!

It is nice when people do that. You had a very nice compliment A Ahad.

I sat outside for a bit this morning and witnessed the black sky turn into a beautiful light orange horizon. The mountains were black against that beautiful setting. I heard the birds sing as well.

Vickie

Ahad,
you have every reason to feel good. Sometimes it takes a while and one never knows from where the appreciation will come. It's all the more to savor when it is not expected.

That's great, Ahad. Bask in the sun and the good words of others. It sounds like a real 'feel good' day! I'm sure there are many more to come.

Well done Ahad, it was rainig for a short bit this morning where I am but by this afternoon the sun was splitting the sky; heralding spring forth.

Thank you, it did stay bright and sunny the whole day

Spring and autumn tend to bring forth very rapid changes in the sky. From gunmetal clouds to April showers to autumn gales. These are the seasons of great weather changes and I do adore them totally.

Vickie, I have been to southern Utah just once before. Many years ago, I went to Arizona with a couple of friends and I remember we drove through Kayenta crossing into Utah going toward Bluff to get to the very remote Natural Bridges Monument:



I didn't keep any pictures sadly, but I do remember one thing: it was extremely quiet up there. Many miles away from any major town and busy road, it felt extremely and eerily silent. Apart from the whispers of a light breeze, there was no sound. Either human or animal, as it was early evening in March.

Very few places we can go to nowadays with absolute silence. Picture that.

A meaningful compliment Ahad, and another great photo. Can't say much for the town of Bluff, Utah, though. Driving through it once was enough for me.

I never went into Bluff, so I can't say if I would have liked it or not.

Carson City in Nevada was memorable for me. We had a Mexican pizza in a Taco Bell. It was really, really bad! Worst food memory in me and my friends' minds ever! Yukkkk!!