Sometimes it's harder to think constantly of the dangerous times we are facing.
But it's exactly when the good mood runs the risk to drop that we must do everything to stay positive.
It doesn't mean to be carefree, reckless or indifferent. It means to be conscious without dramatizing.

There are things that can be temporarily uplifting around us, we should trust their effects.
I know I'm repetitive, but our days have become repetitive.

Watching birds, sunrises, flowers won't solve the serious problems menacing our lives, but it will give us the necessary sparkles of serenity which will help us to keep on doing our best.

I like magpies, they are always in couple and, in this early spring, there are many of them over here.
This couple greeted me from the top of a tree with their shrill cries.

Not the day only, but all things have their morning.