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Friday Face OFF -- Black Currawong
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For this week's *Friday Face OFF* link party
of art featuring faces, hosted by Nicole of
DVArtist, Art, Food, Gardening blog . . .
Here is a Black Currawong...
1 hour ago
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Luck
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M is for Mint
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*Did you know* - "Mint is known to have originated in Asia and the
Mediterranean region. In many cultures, mint symbolised hospitality and was
offered as...
12 hours ago
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Good Vibrations-Summer Tanager & Starry Rosinweed
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Summer tanager and Starry Rosinweed! The bright red bird is the summer
tanager, and starry rosinweed is the flower. (We thought it was a whorled
s...
14 hours ago
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How To Train Your Dragon
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I’ve not seen the animated first version in full but the live action
remake of *How To Train Your Dragon *seems at first glance , to be a
faithful-to-th...
15 hours ago
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City Park, Rotunda
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City Park, Launceston, Tasmania.
It's always lovely to stroll in our City Park and that's what I did the
other day whilst my husband stayed in the car....
21 hours ago
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10 Most Bizarre Casino Superstitions: Weird Luck Rituals Worldwide
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Step into a world where logic meets whimsy as we explore the 10 most
bizarre casino superstitions worldwide. From carrying lucky charms to
avoiding speci...
1 day ago
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Thursday, June 12th Selections
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Hello dear friends and fellow bloggers! Thank you so much for visiting me
here today! I hope that today's selections will be enjoyable and helpful to
yo...
1 day ago
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There I Sit Again
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In the 1950's when I was a child automobiles were different than the ones
today. Almost all cars had bench seats. Today bucket seats are the norm.
At th...
2 days ago
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Happy Eid Happy Anniversary !
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A heartfelt Happy Eid to you Dear Friends!
sorry for being little absent as we are quite busy with Eid Ul Adha
celebrations such as having visitor...
5 days ago
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lazy summer days... ha!
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Yep!
June has come in like a lion... not a slow moving lazy cat. This week has
been *crazy busy*... at least for me who likes to take things slow. I...
5 days ago
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AI in Blogland
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First of all, I realize the title today is not crystal-clear, given the
font in which my blog appears.
"AI" in this case = uppercase A (1st letter of the...
1 month 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...
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Isn't using a sword to crack an egg kind of overkill?
ReplyDeleteIt sure is. Or maybe he's afraid of what might be in that egg.
DeleteI hate to be indelicate but the way he is standing leads me to believe he laid the egg himself.
ReplyDeleteThat's a funny possibility.
DeleteLOL! at Emma's comment, but I can see what she means!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Lol, Emma :) And Debra's observation is a good one. Personally, I think that guy's being pretty optimistic about actually slicing into the egg. Have you ever cut into an egg without having it bounce all over the place? :)
ReplyDeleteThe look on the face says it.
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