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Resting on Thin Ice
Who chooses to rest on thin ice?
What appears dangerous to many
is but a calculated risk for others.
*Photo: Geese, Fox River, Batavia, IL
**Poem and Photo©2024, Mary K. Doyle
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Such a great poem. I think people who are able to take calculated risks when others are afraid often do well in life.
I agree with Pooja
Great poem and wonderful image!
Great words and image, Mary. I truly enjoy your photography. 😊
Thank you, Kevin. I enjoy your images.
Thank you, Mary. I hope you are having a great day. 🙏
Deep thought! Mary!
Terrific message! 🙂
Well done. So many times we’ve all rested on thin ice.
And sometimes, it’s the only way to travel. Have a wonderful weekend, Dorothy.
Thank you, I will, My granddaughter is coming for the weekend so she’ll keep me on my toes.
Soooo good and written well!
Thank you, Mary.
Sometimes I feel like life is walking on ice and you never know how thin it is until you hear the crack.
So true. Thank you for visiting Midwest Mary and taking the time to read and comment. I appreciate your presence here.
BUON WEEK-END
Thank you for looking at this post, my friend. Blessings to you.
GRAZIE A TE
Midwest Mary 
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