A post about nothing……
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I worked the last two nights and walked the dogs after a sleep
Shit it’s almost five pm and already almost dusk.
I ring to see if I can change an eye appoin...
Curtain Springs, Northern Territory.
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The outback of Australia.
Curtain Springs Station is an interesting place. The area is: 416,400
hectares. Acres: 1,028,948 acres. That is a huge area. C...
10 Wildly Different Movie Takes on Nuclear War
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The Cold War spawned more than fallout shelters and duck-and-cover drills.
During that era when geopolitical tension hung over audiences like a
mushroom ...
Halloween cometh...
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There was a time that I always made us a pumpkin custard pie for
*Halloween.* Haven't done it in years now. But I will make some pumpkin and
bat tea ca...
Careless Whispers
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My youngest sister was recently divorced. She began dating a guy I really
did not like. I caught myself balling up my fists whenever he stood next to
her...
Peace, Love and Understanding
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I wish we lived in a world where a person would find a butterfly with a
broken wing and take it to an animal rescue center for help. Oh wait, we
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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...
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 ...
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...
That's a big dump o' snow!
ReplyDeleteI always wonder how something so pretty can be such a pain in the neck. Not to mention dangerous at times.
ReplyDeleteI like seeing the caps of snow on things, too! Our garden lights usually have them after every snowfall.
ReplyDeleteThe icicle breaking your basement window must have given you quite a start until you realized what did it. Rather expensive beauty :)
That's a lot of snow, and those icicles are large!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
My siblings in the Midwest are catching the snow as well. Lots of snow.
ReplyDeleteI remember icicles as being fun as a child. Breaking them off and licking them was a treat. But, when they fell, it was different.
Beautiful photos.
Snow is pretty, I'll give you that...
ReplyDeleteWow, you have more snow than we do! It looks really pretty out there.
ReplyDeleteinspite of all odds all is enchanting event!
ReplyDeleteit looks stunning out there dear John!
icicles ,the cap on bird feeder and embellishment on the trees magical beauty
glad you shared these pretty sights my friend!
stay up, strong and happy always :)