My mind is capable of greater things than being miserable.
N.B. Ancient Egyptians regarded the pomegranate as a symbol of prosperity and ambition. Now that I have replaced a part of my brain (the left part) with pomegranate seeds, should I look forward to a more prosperous future? 
Good one!
I don’t doubt it for one second!
Que bueno observar tu retrato…
Como estas Carlos? Que bueno verte de nuevo ….
That’s something to focus on … for me too, quite often.
It feels good to see that someone else can identify
Ciao , bella Paula! Don’t change too much…..!
Sometimes it is necessary Anna …
I tried to open your blog, but it says “page not found”…. anyway, I am heading to bed now. Buonanotte Anna.
See you tomorrow!
Awwww my girl!!! I haven’t seen you for so long and then i come and stumbble upon that quote! Go Paula!
I am fine Paula!
I have just been a bit busy and didn’t have time to spend on my blog…. 
But i will be back! MUAHAHA! (evil laugh)
Are you trying to be scary again?? A futile attempt my dear
Paula: This is strange to say the least, but “Karma Police” has been in my mind all morning, I am writing someting on Karma and those seeds are something! Wow! I don’t know what to say….
I don’t know dear, a coincidence? As for my photo, I noticed the people did not like the idea .. to be honest – I don’t care
Realistic quote.To face the our fear is to triumph over it.Warm regards.Jalal
Warm regards to you Jalal. Thank you for reading me
For many years one of my main rules of living been
“what does not kill me, makes me stronger” …
You always ask where I got my photos from, sooo
- where on earth did you find that dark princess ..?
She has been inside me like for ever … here I used a recent photo of me and a photo of pomegranate (my fav fruit) that I took some months ago .. I don’t care if most of you hate my idea – I love it.
‘hahaha’ – me to – I like dark-haired princesses and that was my point…
pomegranate – in Mexico, they are commonly used to adorn the traditional dish “chiles en nogada” – representing the red of the mexican flag in the dish which evokes the green (poblano pepper), white (nogada sauce) and red (pomegranate arils) tricolor.
Well, thank you for calling me a princess, even if I were a dark one
. This is a useful info about Mexican food :O. Have you been to Mexico?
No I haven’t been in Mexico, it’s on my “wish to do list”…
You have the light en you make de light with this one, lovely picture and nice music Paula
Thank you.
Thank you for this Homero
Very cool, Paula! Beautiful photo
Thank you, Amy
That’s so cool Paula, music too! I hope the prosperity charm works as well
Thank you, Madhu!
aww good one Paula
Your a Beautiful woman.:)
Thank you Yen-Yen
Beautiful lady, Paula…
Thank you Bams
Hugs.
I am sure of it beautiful woman
Awww, thank you dear Anne
xo
What a GREAT picture! Love the quote and CHEERS to pomegranates!
Those Egyptians knew a thing or two matey, nice pic BTW
Ta chum. Muu
I am a big Radiohead fan. I have most of their albums including their Best Of’s. Been listening to them since High School, and they keep on innovating themselves every time.
It’s true
I am glad you like them Rommel. Thank you for commenting.
Like it
Well, well, who isn`t nuts?
People who are not nuts are utterly boring, be happy, be nutty 
I wish you happy nutting
Klausbernd
Well, my charge is many comments on my blog and that`s already done. Oh dear, Dina told you everything. But as I wrote before in my next blog I will write about dreams.
LoL
Kb and his happy Bookfayries Siri and Selma
I hope I will not miss your post when it comes out…. if I do, come here shouting