Charlie Ragonesi Big Canoe Realestate's Blog: The small things

The small things

A sight in the forest

Your walking along in the woods. Maybe you see a stream. You are looking at the birds and the trees. In the summer the woods can be dark and cool. Fun to walk in and then you see it. Take a closer look (below). The mushroom is this small intricate thing that springs out of the ground. It is life. It has it's own birth, death, and reproduction. So we post great landscapes and all kind of pictures. I know I do. But along the way we need to see the beauty in the small and understated. It helps us appreciate who we are and puts our work in perspective.

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10 comments • Charlie Ragonesi Big Canoe, Jasper, North Georgia Pros • April 22 2009 07:20AM

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Thank you for the insight and great photo this morning Charlie, truly inspiring to look at the small things of life.

Posted by South Austin Real Estate Blog (Sky Realty South Austin) about 3 years ago

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Hi Charlie:

You make a great point!

Take notice of the little things in life.

Posted by Toula Rosebrock -Broker/Sales Associate, Realtor, Lacey Township, Ocean County, (NJ, Diane Turton, Realtors, Forked River, NJ) about 3 years ago

Charlie,.....I love mushrooms! Were there enough for sauteing?? Don't you just love morning walks and what they uncover??

Posted by Caren Wallace-Portage Lakes Real Estate Agent (Stouffer Realty, Akron, Ohio) about 3 years ago

Hi Caren I am not enough of an expert to know which ones to pick. Copuld cut a promising blog career short. Thanks Gail and Toula for your kind words

Posted by All Mountain Realty about 3 years ago

I tell me kids that the small things matter in life. One needs to maintain the small things in order to be blessed with bigger things. We live in an amazing country. Make it happen Today!

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Posted by Harry F. D'Elia, Investor , Mentor, CSSN Radio Coach, REOs, Networker, ePRO, CDPE (Properties R Us LLC) about 3 years ago

Oh man Charlie, these small things are what I look for when on my walk and to me they are the big things. Thanks for posting your photo, l used to love drawing shrooms!

Posted by Cynthia Bartch ~ Redesigned Spaces ~ all round nice gal... (Home Stager/Property Stylist & more! Granville, Ohio) about 3 years ago

Charlie I don't know much about mushrooms, but this looks like a big one. Good Photo!

Posted by Michael Setunsky, Michael's Commercial Northern Virginia Commercial Real Estate (703.831.4028, http://michaelscommercial.com) about 3 years ago

Great photos and your point is on target! We have so many small miracles all around us every day. Learning to PAY ATTENTION is a way to attract the positive! Thanks.

Posted by Joeann Fossland, Master Certified Coach (Advantage Solutions Group) about 3 years ago

That is a very big mushroom!  A walk in the woods is the best thing in the world to refresh and renew your spirit.  There is just something about being so close to nature.  The weather is right for it now too!

Posted by Debbie Hutchins ~ Marketing Consultant ~ about 3 years ago

Morning Charlie....I love seeing mushrooms growing wherever they pop-up....LOL, a few weeks ago we had some in our yard that were about 8" in diameter.  Another time we had these really stinky....really, really stinky mushrooms....weirdest looking things.  I think the mulch we buy contains the weirdness.  Every time we mulch we're just waiting to see what POPS.  Have a great day :-)

Posted by Gail MacMillan about 3 years ago

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