For today’s Square-Up post, we have skylines from Miami, FL



Wishing everyone a great Sunday
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For today’s Square-Up post, we have skylines from Miami, FL
Wishing everyone a great Sunday
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Ahh yes the behind the scenes work – too easy to forget how much goes on behind everything we see, do and enjoy
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Yes – and the labors of love connected to some blogging connect here too- eh?
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Very interesting pictures, Yvette.
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Thanks Robbie
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Loving the moody skyline 🙂 🙂 Have a good Sunday, Yvette.
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😊☀️
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Lovely cityscapes Yvette 🙂
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Thanks BB
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Very impressive skyline photos.
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Thx ☀️
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Fine photographs and excellent musing paragraph
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Thanks errick
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Interesting skylines.
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😊☀️
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Everything has behind the scene activity. The big things going on can take months maybe years to complete.
I’m thinking about the small everyday things. A neighbor bringing some cookies. (and countless other little things we all can relate to)
They all take preparation and thought. And we should be thoughtful of those people behind the projects. Most we don’t know and can’t thank. But we can try to thank those we know.
Oh, and the thought and time that goes on behind every WP post. All done behind the scene. LOL
I am thankful for my husband who prepares meals (behind the scene in the kitchen) while I am creating my next post.
When I read: LEAVE a REPLY.
Well, I did. 🙂
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Oh the wisdom and grounded with of dear Lady Sighs!
You are so right about how behind the scenes connects to so many areas – and then the blog investments too!
Cheers to partners that cook – truly a gift and thanks for taking the time to leave a reply
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I try to stay out of trouble.
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The end consumers of any products or works do not always think what how much efforts that went in especially things that seem like every day things. You made me think of thoughts that I have recently about a product that looks simple but yet if you look closer there are clever designs behind it to make it useful. The designers must have put many hours or days thinking of what should be good functions the product should do to make sense and then thinking design approach to make that happens and then proving it to ensure it works as intended (this is also a hard part of all too).
I have not followed NFL this year. Congrats to Buffalo Bills!
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Thanks YC – and wow – products so fit in here so well! I enjoyed how you wrote about it and maybe even using the gadget I am on right now I overlooked all of the work that went into the usefulness and all that.
And even these changes on WordPress are usually connected to effectiveness and supposed to make it better (most times it does but sure would like spell check brought back as an option – how hard would it be to offer spell check for bloggers to use like it used to be the menu? Who decided auto correct would be enough to remove one little feature that was awesome – a little box that allowed us to run a check thru a post?? Sigh))
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Ah, that is a good point. I would like to have an option to have auto correct, option to scan the the entire page and flag errors once. Sometimes, auto correction is too cumbersome and attempts to offer things that I did not want. For now, I rather have an option to check when I need it too.
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Agree 😉
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I like the second shot, Yvette. Congrats to the Bills and my Packers as well. 🙂 Hoping the Saints can add their name to the win list tonight.
janet
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Hi Janet ! Cheers to your packers indeed! And sorry to see saints not win but glad they held their own during the game – and it was cool to see that image of Brady and Drew chat for a second after the game – two old quarterbacks still in the game and not sure for how long
🏈🏉
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I believe that was Drew’s last game, at least that’s what I’ve been hearing. What a good person and a class act.
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Work behind the scenes is an understatement. Unfortunately when corners are cut, they are always visible over time, and sometime disastrous . Great skylines, Yvette, and always something to think about. 🙂
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Oh Marsha you are so right about the seriousness of cutting corners
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And it’s so hard to remind myself not to do so with certain things. I get frustrated and impatient when they don’t go smoothly. My husband is much better, but I’m much more thorough and less impetuous than I used to be. Still a long way to go. Good thing I’m not designing bridges or high rises! 🙂
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I love Miami.
As for the Bills, they are now ONE step away from the big game after beating the Ravens last night. What a fun team.
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Never really saw it coming – and would rather have them lose next week than have another super bowl
Let down- but hey – gotta play to win and go as far as they can
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With Mahomes’ status up in the air I’m thinking the Bills want him healthy so he can play. They feel they can beat anybody and I think they might be right.
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I love your first photo. The composition and color are spot on!! Regarding behind the scenes work I can personally relate. The majority of my career in healthcare was in a behind the scenes profession – the clinical laboratory. Most don’t know that 85% of diseases are diagnosed via the results from those tests. It’s often called the “hidden profession”.
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Wow Norah / thanks for sharing that ! My niece has been working in a lab as a tech and I will tell her that label – it was a great example of the things most of us are unaware of! And what’s cool profession to have been in
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Well day and night skylines – how interesting. The color purple sure lit up the building in the night!
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