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Day 229. Ugh. I've clean run out of ideas today and hit the wall. So I sat looking at the wall..... and hoping I might have some more inspiration tomorrow.
a la 50’s vintage which includes me. The pot holders were sewn by me in 1970 or so. The charming holiday cookbooks are from my husband’s maternal grandmother. Note the 1955 boozy drink book - cheers to Dave! The others are from 52 and 54.
That was strange! According to Xplore stats (a Flickr Add-On) the photo above got an Explore and then didn't!
At least Ingrid Eulanfan saw it and sent her congratulations! (see below).
A bit like being told you've won the lottery (well a tiny bit) and then being told it was just an admin error.
Something to think about - as is the fact that the title hasn't changed since I first posted the image!
A closer photography of those violet Johnny Jump Ups we contemplate on last Sunday in La Quinta de Los Molinos Park, in Madrid.
Have a Magic Spring Tuesday!
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An "innocent" fox comtemplating how to eat this huge cake without anyone knowing it be her...
Visit this location at Seaclaid - Medieval Fantasy RolePlay in Second Life
The Contemplating Path.
Décongélation douce afficher vérités bien-aimés décrets étonnants,
haf wrth ei bodd yn adlewyrchu ffawd fendith byth yn ffoi,
forestali melliflua sillabe zuccherate Azure sogni,
paixões visões calor deriva rápido crepúsculo sorrindo paira sol,
ראַוויש פארבן צונויפגיסן פּאָנדעראָוס סימפּאַטעטיק ונקלאָודעד צייַט,
ironischen Kunstfreiheit Wege modernisiert Beschleunigung reagiert,
ρομαντική αισθητική χάος ριζοσπαστικές απαιτήσεις που,
プログレッシブ絵画は、内部発光の音楽が再生さを提供しています,
पटाने गायब हो जाने की घटनाओं अलघुकरणीय विवरण जानबूझकर समझौता,
onverklaarbaar begrip gelegd verbijsterend fasen,
întrerupere fondant re-structurare meticulos natură declară,
parantaminen mitat puhdasta evoluution vahva hypnoosi todellinen,
invasion visionnaire explications approchant automatisme s'étend.
Steve.D.Hammond.
An elegantly clad young woman peers over at some edible delights at a nearby stall in Kyoto's Nishiki Market.
Our latest adventure was incredibly still . We decided to venture somewhere new , somewhere scenic . Winter is creeping in slowly and grabbing the freezing cold paddle was unbearable at first but soon become tolerable .
We drifted slowly to un uncredible forest surrounding and being there was simply magical . We soon learned fishing was going to be a massive challenge although watching fish rise to the surface kept our hearts beating .
I landed a small jack pike after many cast , fishing deep and twitching the cannibal shad . Then Glen hooked one of those perch , a welcome catch to say the least .
We eventually ventured out on the main loch , with not a breath of wind in sight . Glen’s fish finder was showing millions of fish right down in the abyss but we could only dream of catching one .
We pursued our journey close to the bankside and I managed another bite . This time another small pike , twice as big as the first one but still a pike . Togg headed home earlyish and we kept on thrashing the still water .
In this trip we certainly learned how to keep calm . Perfectly still and breathtaking sceneries . Where’s next ?
Still scenic Video . youtu.be/kJrc2NXjumY
Simplicity doesn't mean no wonderfulness. Nature is an example of how much a creature doing nothing but looking at the sea could be wonderful at same time.
Apparently there are 199 steps up to Whitby abbey, I started counting, then got bored and took them 2 at a time.
Recently visited the new SFMOMA. A wonderful do over. An architectural masterpiece, both inside and out. This was noticed in the heralded contemporary art exhibit. I'm not sure I get most contemporary art either, though at least they seemed to be trying.
Carte de visite by Washington L. Germon of Philadelphia, Pa. The Union infantryman who stands here adopts a pose fairly common to Civil War portraiture. The backdrop, by contrast features an item not typically seen—a statue of a woman who strikes a thoughtful pose with a finger placed on her chin. Around her left wrist is a flowered wreath. Is she contemplating victory, peace, war, love—or something else?
The soldier’s cap offer clues to his identity. On the flat top is a trefoil symbol that indicates his regiment belonged to the Union army’s II Corps. In the middle of the infantry horn is his regimental number, 71. Both the 71st Pennsylvania and the 71st New York infantries fought in this corps.
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As hard as it is for us to believe there was a time before we got together. Here are some photos of a younger Mary in those days.
One place you might hope to find solitude and the mental room for contemplation is at a museum or art gallery.....places that seem to demand a different kind of behavior than in a restaurant or a mall or other bustling public space. These two women sit quietly, speechless, as they think about a painting at The Legion of Honor Fine Arts Museum in San Francisco.
The painting by the Flemish master Peter Paul Rubens is titled "The Massacre of the Innocents". Painted in 1611, this grotesque scene depicts the episode of the biblical Massacre of the Innocents of Bethlehem, as related in the Gospel of Matthew (2:13-18).