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Happy Friday! 🙂
~Sunnyside
At Sunnyside - Where Truth and Beauty Meet 
Wonderful song!!! 🙂
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She was a such a talent. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Paul. 😎
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…unfortunately she was! but she is alive because of her voice and the beautiful songs she sings 🙂
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Yes! 🙂
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🙂
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Reblogged this on penwithlit and commented:
Very beautiful posting
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That painting is stunning…🙏💕💕💕 I rarely am able to ‘see’ which Youtube video my fellow bloggers have posted (I just get a “this version is unavailable”) but I searched for Eva Cassidy and I think I got the right version. It brought me WAY back: hadn’t heard that song in years. She does a magnificent job: poignant, sad and lovely. Thanks SO much for this…xo 🙂💕
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I am so pleased you enjoyed these, Patti. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🙂 I have occasionally had some problems with youtube videos not showing for me, usually because it is not available in my country (for some unkown and very frustrating reason!). I am glad you were able to find it. ❤️
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Me too 🙂🙏💕
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Such a beautiful post all around!!! Thank You!!! 💖
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My pleasure, Katy! Thanks for visiting. 🙂❤️
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I guess it’s always back to food with me because even though it’s clearly about autumn, I’m thinking about chocolate and caramel. 😋🍫🍫
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I am of the opinion that any time is a good time to think about chocolate and caramel! 😎
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You are speaking my language exactly. 😊
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You may already know that the 1945 song originally had French lyrics by Jacques Prévert to music by Joseph Kosma.
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I didn’t know that! Thanks, Steve. 🙂
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So beautiful!
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Cindy. 🙂
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She has long been a faorite of mine. thank you for honoring her.
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One of a kind. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Madeline. 🙂
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