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Vas'ka watches birds in the garden.
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On a brightly painted piece of wood a small button magnet is mounted allowing it to be a rather pretty fridge adornment.
For the Macro Mondays challenge "Fake". The pumpkin might be fake but the recipe for pumpkin pie is authentic. It's from the ancient Betty Crocker cook book I brought with me to Germany as a young bride.
All magnets from the refrigerator Vas'ka dragged up on the top of the fridge. This one is the last and to strong for his paw.
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Ian is of Scottish Gaelic origin and is the Scottish version of the name John. It comes from the Hebrew name Yohanan and means "God is gracious" or "the Lord is gracious.........
A fake Ladybird beetle sitting on a real leaf. There are two ways to tell this Ladybird is fake. 1. It looks nothing like a real Ladybird and 2. As hard as I've tried I've not been able to make a normal Ladybird stay on a fridge door holding vital shopping lists simply because they don't contain magnets :-)
As fake as fake can be
what you see can not
possibly be!
A magnetic bug
is at home on a rug
but not on a leaf
as it's beyond belief.
Back to the fridge
my little friend
And as with all poems there's
a Start, a finish and an end!
(A poem by me)
Soft focus Macro 1:1 well within MM rules.
Canon PowerShot SX430 IS
f/4
1/40
4 mm
ISO 100
Dedicated to RHC (ILYWAMHASAM)
HMM!
Paul and Lisa had been married for five years, but when it came to the fridge, they were at war.
“Why is there half an avocado wrapped in foil like a shrunken head?” Paul asked, baffled.
Lisa snatched it away. “That’s for my smoothie! You always throw things out too soon!”
Paul held up an almost-empty jam jar. “And this? Why is it still here?”
“You can still scrape some out!” Lisa huffed.
Then Paul’s eyes narrowed. “And where’s my ice cream?”
Lisa grinned mischievously. “I had to save it from you. You inhale it like a vacuum!”
Paul groaned, but before Lisa could gloat, he grabbed her hand, spun her into a dramatic twirl, and dipped her low like a salsa dancer. “Confess! You ate it all, didn’t you?” he teased, his face inches from hers. Lisa, breathless and laughing, wrapped her arms around his neck. “Maybe. But you’ll never prove it.”
As they straightened up, still grinning, Paul held up the expired yogurt like a trophy. "I think this thing just applied for citizenship."
Lisa wrinkled her nose. "Okay, maybe we need a new fridge… or at least a peace treaty."
Paul smirked. "Fine. But the ice cream stays under my jurisdiction!"
Lisa stepped closer, eyes gleaming. "And the avocado head remains sacred!"
They locked eyes, the air thick with unspoken challenges. Then Paul stole a kiss quick, playful, victorious.
Lisa gasped, then laughed. "Truce… for now."
The fridge war would rage on, but at least, it came with a little heat. 💞
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Colder and shorter days in the winter means more time indoors for our furry friends. Nothing like hanging out on the fridge to relieve boredom and garner attention.
This is a close-up photo of the reflection on the fridge of the LED lantern and the refracted light shining through the Suntory whisky bottle.
I thought this colorful display of fridge magnets would make an interesting mosaic...
you know....one can never have too many... ;-)
Buenos Aires
Abandoned farmhouse in rural Indiana. The house was left with so much intact, it looked like a movie set.
Fridge liveried 88010 ‘Aurora’ works 4S43 Daventry – Coatbridge pass Lambrigg.
09 May 2025.
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Fridge magnet series...Marley lounging on top of the fridge nestled amongst the philodendron leaves.
Pun intended, I'm afraid. Yup, it's come to this. These are very troubling and frightening times in which we find ourselves - and it's not just in Canada. The threats are real!
Never 51!
(One for the Window Wednesday group - taken from the beer fridge looking towards the US wines at a local BC Liquor Store here in Vancouver.
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I spent most of the day gardening, so come tea time, it was a case of open of the fridge and see what there was.
Our dinner sort of grew, as I kept adding bits to the plates :))) His is on the left and mine on the right.
Here is my last project I did for school.
The story is about our reactions and feelings in front of our fridges...
Strobist :
- two sb600 in the fridge @1/8
Here is my last project I did for school.
The story is about our reactions and feelings in front of our fridges...
It's me on this picture !
No compositing here, no trick :)
Strobist :
- two sb600 in the fridge @1/8