Sparks

I believe today’s Spark speaks for itself.
The author of today’s Spark, Walter Anderson, is an author and playwright. He is also co-founder of Novium Learning, an educational services company in Wellesley, Massachusetts. He worked for 32 years at Parade Publications where he held the positions of Chairman, CEO and Editor-in-Chief.
Sparks is the creation of Annie from McGuffy’s Reader. It began as a blog hop, created by our friend. Annie stated when she began Sparks, “I believe we are meant to be lights in this world. If we allow our light to shine, we can see where we are going. It is then that we can begin to truly see each other clearly. Together, we can light up the entire world.”
I must give a special thank you to Dad Tom for the incredible photo I used as the background for today’s Spark. A majority of the photos that appear here are his, and I am so grateful for his expertise and willingness to provide me with so many wonderful images.
The Adventures of Periwinkle & Stinky

Tomorrow is that special day each week when Periwinkle and Stinky set out on a new adventure. Periwinkle will be planning what they’ll be doing. I am certain she has something fun in mind, and the tabbies will be looking forward to seeing you over at Friends Furever. Please don’t let them down.
Thanks for joining us today. We will be back with a new post on Wednesday.



















An excellent Spark, thank you.
That photo is wonderful. Big ups to Dad Tom! And we love how it works with that terrific spark, too. XO
It truly is a matter of perspective … focus on what you don’t have or what you do … that will be your reality.
A very wise spark.
Beautiful image, too!
My Mom sat in perpetual sadness after my dad died when I was 4. Such a waste of a life.
That is such a wonderful Spark and the photo is terrific!
That is a great spark and photo. XO
Your Spark is spot on. Spot on. Words to live by.
Have a fabulous day and week, my friend. Scritches to all the kitties, a smooch to Cooper Murphy and Sawyer and a big hug to mom. ♥
Love the photo/message combination and the message is one that I totally carry in my own heart. Sadness is everywhere just as happiness is – we can choose to “live” in one place or the other or just deal with what comes our way no matter what.
Hugs, Pam
That is a really fabulous photo, and good spark too!