Welcome to Tea, Toast and Trivia.
Thank you for listening in.
Today, I am delighted that Sylvia, a remarkable blogger and dear friend, has joined Tea Toast & Trivia to bridge the 4,245 kilometers, as the crow flies, between Florida and British Columbia . If you consider travel time, a road journey between us would take 3 Days, 5 Hours, 9 Minutes. I often wonder how a Google search can produce those exact time measurements. And here we are connected within minutes as if we are in the same room.
I have followed Sylvia’s blog, Another Day In Paradise, for many years. And the name says it all. Sylvia has created a place that welcomes and encourages life-affirming conversations. When you visit Sylvia, you enter a place of sunshine, warmth, blue skies, and lush vegetation. It is truly Paradise.
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Safe travels wherever your adventures take you. And remember you are only an internet click away from Sylvia and Another Day in Paradise.
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6 replies on “Season 2. Episode 14: Another Day in Paradise with Sylvia”
Sylvia, you’re awesome.
Thank you for being a guest on Rebecca’s podcast!
Both you and Rebecca have wonderful voices for this venue. Now, I’m off to visit your blog!
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You will love connecting with Sylvia and Another Day in Paradise. Thank you for listening in and joining the conversation. Always a joy to have you visit!
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Thanks for introducing me to another fun blog to follow…I love nature stories and photography!
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We have an amazing community with life-affirming conversations. Life is the very best with shared with kindred spirits. Hugs coming your way.
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I particularly enjoyed Sylvia’s discussion of blogging about her mother’s escapades–and her mother’s enjoyment of the posts. I also enjoyed her comments about the Florida birds. When I lived there, the birds were what I enjoyed most.
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I am delighted that your listened in – you always make my day with your comments.I just came back from walking on the Vancouver Seawall. We had a break in the rain and it was a perfect evening to watch the crows gather together as a community in preparation for the flight to their roost in Burnaby. I never tire of the sight – it happens every day about the same time. They are 6,000 strong from all over Vancouver and North Vancouver. But I have read that in Danville, Illinois, 100,000 crows gather – can you imagine that number!! We can learn much from these communities. They know how to work together.
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