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June 13, 2008 Anne Doyle

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A neighbor #crow strolling in the parking lot 🖤 #attentiontolife

#morningglory #inmybackyard 💙 #attentiontolife

#sweetkitty enjoying some tissue paper. He wears it well, don’t you think? ❤️ #lovethatcat #attentiontolife

#squirrel friend pulled the stem right out of the pot and gnawed enthusiastically! Well, why not? It had been a small #sunflower blossom. I wasn’t going to eat it so he might as well #inmybackyard #tinygarden #containergarden #attentiontolife

#squash fell from the vine #inmybackyard #tinygarden but it’s okay 💚 #justafewscratches #attentiontolife

#smallfriend #millipede visiting #inmybackyard 💚#justpassingthrough #attentiontolife

Couldn’t wait till supper! 🧡🧡😋#pumpkinpie #kickoffpumpkinseason #tastesgood #attentiontolife

This #feralcat has been in our neighborhood for months. Am afraid he was abandoned. He seems to be flourishing but he sure does upset our #sweetkitty. They jump at each other through the glass of the patio doors and the #feralcat even jumps up at #sweetkitty onto the screen of the window in the kitchen. Difficult situation #inmybackyard #attentiontolife

#sweetkitty is enjoying this basket that he slept in many years ago ❤️❤️ #lovethiscat #attentiontolife

Old broken #key found in the road by @redcrosse.night #lookscool #onawalk #attentiontolife

This single volunteer #cushaw #squash amazes me everyday💛💚❤️ And it has 2 squash!! #inmybackyard #tinygarden #attentiontolife

#chocolatechipmuffins with #turbinadosugar 🤎❤️🧑‍🍳#attentiontolife

The only blossom that survived. Something literally #nippedtheminthebud leaving bare stalks. But at least there is one!! 💛🌼 #inmybackyard #containergardening #tinygarden #attentiontolife

#bumblebee 🐝 💛🖤 having a #snack in a #squashblossom #inmybackyard #tinygarden #attentiontolfe

This little #lavender #flower gets so much #hummingbird traffic—it must be incredibly tasty! Wish my photography skills were better so I could show you! #inmybackyard #tinygarden #containergarden #attentiontolife

#volunteer tiny #corn #inmyfrontyard #wherediditcomefrom #edible? #tinygarden #attentiontolife

I had a wonderful birthday celebration!! And I enjoyed one of my very favorite indulgences, specially created by our own baker extraordinaire @redcrosse.night ❤️❤️❤️--lemon cake with blueberries layered with cream cheese icing and doused in a delightful lemon glaze!!! One piece remains so the party continues...🍰🎂 #thankful

#sweetkitty with his #lovies ❤️ #lovethiscat #catsofinstagram #attentiontolife

#sweetkitty ❤️ #fluffmuffin #attentiontolife

Something is eating the #squash leaves—any ideas? The leaves are nipped off and GONE. Too high up for #rabbits. Could it be #deer? #perplexed #inmybackyard #tinygarden #attentiontolife

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Attention to Life is the focus of Anne Doyle. Anne’s background in perceptual psychology, her belief in the directive “to love one another” and her time living abroad influence her methods of Attention to Life. Anne seeks insight, meaning, and social awareness for herself and others. All good wishes to you.

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