33 thoughts on “Epicurus: “Those who eat together, stay together.””
I love this! But I thought they were kissing each other
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Let’s go with that Mimi!
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Proving he will take care of her and their babies in the nest.
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Yes! I haven’t seen the babies yet!
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So very sweet. Great capture, DK!
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darling!
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Yes!
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Dinner and a kiss!
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Ha! Yes!!!
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What a great provider he is, and will be! – To say nought of his striking good looks… What a Winner.
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Oh, a big ❤️
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Thank you 🥰
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Thanks Val.
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Cute
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Really sweet.
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Awww!🥰
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Cute ^^;
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Exactly so lovely moments… What amazing and beautiful birds. I love them all. And Epicurus well said too… Thank you dear David, have a nice day and new week, Love, nia
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Thank you Nia. It was a wonderful few moments.
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Oh what a beautiful interpretation of that old saying. Great capture too!
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Thanks Kiki!
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No greater sign of affection, than to feed those we love. Your yard is a bird sanctuary. Just a beautiful moment. Thank you for sharing it!
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Thanks Cara. It was exactly that.
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Wow!!!
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I love watching them out my front bird feeders. Have a great day.
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Thanks! You too!
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I said it yesterday on Instagram. This is not breaking bread. He’s courting her, in other words, trying to get in her pants, or it’s just dinner time.
Breaking bread is something else. Dale and I broke bread together. You and I have not. Yet!
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Wow Sawsan. Freud was right: “Will only remind you of your earlier observations. Psychoanalysis is inherently sexual. And what people say is less important than what they cannot.” — C. S. Lewis, in a conversation with Sigmund Freud, in “Freud’s Last Sessions” (2023).
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But I always say it. There isn’t a thing a can’t or don’t say. Freudian laws don’t apply to me.
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Oh Boy. She’s exempt from Freudian laws. Good one!
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great photos – one of my favorites you’ve taken!
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5/30/24
Pretty, photo…I’ve yet to see a Cardinal in person…my mother said she loved watching them when they lived in Metro DC…We watched three Red Tailed Hawks today…///
Oh, did you by chance or on purpose take a photo of the gorgeous Pink Dogwood in your town this Spring?
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Never seen a Cardinal! Wow, you need to add that to your bucket list! But Red Tailed Hawks are so beautiful too! No, I didn’t get the Pink Dogwood this year, not sure why!
I love this! But I thought they were kissing each other
Let’s go with that Mimi!
Proving he will take care of her and their babies in the nest.
Yes! I haven’t seen the babies yet!
So very sweet. Great capture, DK!
darling!
Yes!
Dinner and a kiss!
Ha! Yes!!!
What a great provider he is, and will be! – To say nought of his striking good looks… What a Winner.
Oh, a big ❤️
Thank you 🥰
Thanks Val.
Cute
Really sweet.
Awww!🥰
Cute ^^;
Exactly so lovely moments… What amazing and beautiful birds. I love them all. And Epicurus well said too… Thank you dear David, have a nice day and new week, Love, nia
Thank you Nia. It was a wonderful few moments.
Oh what a beautiful interpretation of that old saying. Great capture too!
Thanks Kiki!
No greater sign of affection, than to feed those we love. Your yard is a bird sanctuary. Just a beautiful moment. Thank you for sharing it!
Thanks Cara. It was exactly that.
Wow!!!
I love watching them out my front bird feeders. Have a great day.
Thanks! You too!
I said it yesterday on Instagram. This is not breaking bread. He’s courting her, in other words, trying to get in her pants, or it’s just dinner time.
Breaking bread is something else. Dale and I broke bread together. You and I have not. Yet!
Wow Sawsan. Freud was right: “Will only remind you of your earlier observations. Psychoanalysis is inherently sexual. And what people say is less important than what they cannot.” — C. S. Lewis, in a conversation with Sigmund Freud, in “Freud’s Last Sessions” (2023).
But I always say it. There isn’t a thing a can’t or don’t say. Freudian laws don’t apply to me.
Oh Boy. She’s exempt from Freudian laws. Good one!
great photos – one of my favorites you’ve taken!
5/30/24
Pretty, photo…I’ve yet to see a Cardinal in person…my mother said she loved watching them when they lived in Metro DC…We watched three Red Tailed Hawks today…///
Oh, did you by chance or on purpose take a photo of the gorgeous Pink Dogwood in your town this Spring?
Never seen a Cardinal! Wow, you need to add that to your bucket list! But Red Tailed Hawks are so beautiful too! No, I didn’t get the Pink Dogwood this year, not sure why!