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Assault with a Welding Torch
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This is a case from 1977 that no one besides the victim seemed to take
seriously. If it weren't for her injuries, he never would have gotten seven
days ...
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Christmas Week 2004
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A memory flashed into consciousness after a patient watched a film full of
bonnets and tailcoats.
Christmas Week 2004. I was at work at the Spinal Injury...
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Have you ever wondered ... Christmas or Xmas ?
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Christmas is also sometimes known as Xmas. Some people don't think it's
correct to call Christmas 'Xmas' as that takes the 'Christ' (Jesus) out of
Christ...
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BONS TEMPOS...
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18 hours ago
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Perspective, Christmas Joy, Laughter and Special Note about a Just for
Laughs Gags video!
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Hello dear friends and fellow bloggers! A very warm welcome to you all!
Thank you so much for taking time to come and visit me here! I appreciate
each and ...
1 day ago
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Margaret Atwood, St David's Welsh Society Christmas Concert, and Paper Bag
Snowflakes
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*Margaret Atwood*
Venerated Canadian author Margaret Atwood was in Edmonton last weekend for
a live interview event attended by a large audience, of which...
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10 Ways Your Christmas Tree Is More Lit Than You Think
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Christmas trees don’t do much—or do they? Conifers have a secret life that
few people are aware of. Once upon a time, dinosaurs gazed upon them, while
th...
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Christmas Treats
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We all know enough to leave a snack for Santa on Christmas Eve. He works
hard all night to deliver gifts to good girls and boys. Cookies and milk
are ...
2 days ago
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the week before Christmas...
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This is how I've spent the last week or so... baking Christmas goodies to
mail out to a few friends and family. We don't buy a lot of gifts anymore, ...
2 days ago
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Glimpse Of Eldest Son’s Recent Trip To Bali To Attend Best Friend’s Wedding
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Hey lovely people 🥰
Sorry if I am not much active in blogging these days ♥️
Having sister with me is one reason actually , as you know our mild winter...
3 days ago
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The Roses
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A dreadful tragedy happened at Bondi Beach in Sydney last evening. A
terrorist shooting by 2 men, father and son they targeted the Jewish people
on the be...
4 days ago
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Steve Cropper/Soul Man
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"Play it, Steve!"
That must be the cry in heaven this week, as Steve Cropper has passed away.
I am very much saddened by this. I have written about ...
1 week ago
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In Memory of Blogger Sue
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Today I am mourning fellow blogger Sue from Elephant's Child.
Our first contact was sometime prior to 2013, on a blog that has been
dormant for many yea...
2 months ago
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Chuckles and Chortles
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Happy Tuesday, friends! I hope you're all doing well. What's going on with
everyone? What's new in your world? Share in the comments. I'd like to hear
all ...
2 years ago
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Capri view
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vista su Capri
sullo sfondo la penisola Sorrentina
Giugno 2015
9 years ago
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Time-Out
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Every now and again in life we come across a bump or hurdle. It can come in
our relationships, our finances or as in my case, health.
Right now I've been...
11 years ago
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Great Pic! There's something very compelling about *window* pictures. It's like seeing the world through a different view. I like the binoculars there on the sill. I have 2 pair hanging by mine.
ReplyDeleteI like your description about seeing the world through a different view.
DeleteThat is a beautiful view outside your kitchen window!!!! I like this photograph a lot! I like contrast between light in the window and darkness in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteExcellent picture!!!!
Thank you Kaya. The sunlight on the kitchen cabinet drew my attention to the image.
DeleteIt's always nice to look out to a nice view whilst washing up John. It's also nice to see the seasons change throughout the year too.
ReplyDeleteJust as you say,it is nice to watch the changing view.
DeleteI love window photos, John! I feel as if I am looking out through your window into your yard~
ReplyDeleteThank you Jan.
DeleteI'm happy you like it.
John,
DeleteI just wanted you to know that I will not be blogging anymore. Keep taking those great photos!
Jan
I'm sorry to see you go.
DeleteI enjoyed your blog.
I hope you'll still follow my blog and make comments.
Take care,
John M
Ah, so you stole the sunshine! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo.
Robert, thanks for the comment.
DeleteWonderfull "Outside kintchen window"
ReplyDeletePlease don´t go away!
Maria LuÃsa (os7degraus) poems!
Thank you for joining my blog!
DeleteRessalvo " Kitchen" . Thanks,
ReplyDeleteMaria LuÃsa
I visited your blog. It is very romantic.
DeleteI became a member of Os 7 Degraus.
It feels very uplifting to see windows like this. When you look through the frames, it’s as if you’re allowing yourself to go beyond and wonder about magnificent things. It somewhat gives you an opportunity to be free and let go every worries you have in life. Do you feel the same too? Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteTisa See @ABC Roofing
That's a good description of how I often feel while looking out the kitchen window.
DeleteThanks for commenting.