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Wednesday, September 8, 2021

Wordless Wednesday from our back porch..

where I spent many mornings, after my appendectomy, *resting on my laurels.  Happy to say my recovery has progressed nicely too.

 I finally remembered to look of the origin of this *expression.

The phrase/idiom 'Resting on your laurels' dates back to ancient Greek and Roman traditions where victorious Olympians or generals wore crowns made of laurel wreaths as symbols of victory, success and status.


 

Thanks to our 

Hostess Sandee at Comedy Plus



23 comments:

  1. Hari OM
    Nice company you had, too! So glad the healing is going well. YAM xx

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  2. I am glad your healing is going well. Nice of the rabbit to keep you company.

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  3. So pleased to hear that your recovery is going smoothly. Interesting about 'resting on one's laurels' too.
    Cheers! Gail (who is recovering from her intense bout of weekend socialising).

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  4. We are so happy that your recovery is coming along nicely and what a wonderful visitor to make you smile☺

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  5. I see hippity still likes your yard.

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  6. I think I knew about the "laurels on the head" ... but did they "sit" on them? Might they not have been itchy or prickly? Always pictured them putting their you-know-whats on velvet pillows! (Doubt you sat on "laurels" after your recent surgery
    did you ... wasn't a soft cushy pillow more comfy?) ... Ah well, happy-hump-day!

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  7. Hey there Cecilia, we're glad your recovery is going along nicely. Enjoy the rest of the week!

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  8. We're glad to hear you are doing well after your surgery. It was nice of that bunny to keep you company but we hope it didn't eat any of your nice plants.

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  9. We're glad you are doing well. That bunny is sweet.

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  10. I am so glad you' re recovering well and sending Katie loves and purrs straight to you. Mine too.

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  11. Hooray for Resting of the Laurels, the bunny agrees!

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  12. I'm glad your back to yourself. Wait, you're better now.

    Love your backyard and love the bunny. Adorable.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Big hugs, my friend. ♥

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  13. It looks like a lovely shady place to recuperate! Glad you are doing so well. Is it too soon to be thinking about Seaboard on Saturday. We need to find a place like Seaboard that we can trust during this covid thing and enjoy some outside dining!

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  14. awww glad you are feeling better- love the bunny- we have them too!

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  15. Glad you're doing well.

    Oh, and we see the bunny in that last picture.

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  16. A truly beautiful view and a beautiful pic to sit on while you rested on your laurels. Hope you're feeling better and better everyday

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  17. C; he will eat everything in sight if he's like the rabbit around here. INCLUDING mulch....safe guard your property !! :) ☺☺♥♥

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  18. What a wonderful place to relax....and bunny watch!
    Glad you are feeling better!

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  19. Nice place to sit and relax. Glad you are recovering well.

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  20. Nice rod iron gates. I've been thinking about rod iron for banisters and railings for my front stoop.

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  21. Look at Mr Bunny! We like the laurel info and think of all the statues with the laurel around their brow

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