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Like-Father-Like-Son stance not adopted by either Grand child

 

Jensen Kyra

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How's everybody??? 😄😄

 

Something big is coming. Just wait.

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Eric Doc Goyong Paralejas Hi jensen😊

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An awesome sight. Looks like we also managed to take a photo of a school group, which is slightly annoying.

Night photo recovered from totally black image. Taken near Westport Ontario. Nikon D200.

Nothing special, I just liked it as my lock screen for the week.

 

Secret Garden Party 2007

it was a great time when we were playing jet ski in summer...

 

its an old pic hope u like it .. =)

 

taken by : friend

editing by : BamboOo

  

Russell, Steven, Weston

Andrew tries flan for the first time.

Journal page for Elsie's online class.

Muscovy Duck Chick in a local pond in Stuart, FL. Surprised to see chicks late in August.

It seems like, when you´re in a hurry, the cars in front and next to you see this sign, specially on fridays! i dont know why i guess is psycological or something but when you wanna push the gas to the bottom.. they find this damn sign in the street and decide to follow the "rules"... ahah.. I HATE FRIDAYS!

Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum). Images from Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge in Ridgefield, Washington. Nikon D-300, Nikkor 80-400mm lens

 

Boys Like Girls in Concert @ Six Flags in Arlington, Texas

I'd like to call this one "Ollie DEFCON3".

The 3 shadows streaks shooting from the horizon are what can only be test missile contrails poetically beign back lit by the setting California Sun.

 

Doesn't it make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside?

This is Steve, the team lead for my team of teachers. He was SO excited he could barely contain himself. :)

  

I flew on the Weightless Wonder (aka Vomit Comet) on March 13 as the NASA Technical Mentor for a team of high school physics teachers.

 

All photos copyright NASA.

A photo from my impressionist years

LICK IT LIKE YOU MEAN IT

Every holiday season should be full of lewd suggestions and filthy double entendres, right? Lick it in earnest! Lick it with vigor! Peppermint candy cane with an extra jolt of sugar.

 

(As always, we have to state: don't lick perfume. Don't eat it, drink it, cook with it, or use it in any strange and unforeseen way. Black Phoenix is not responsible for that sort of irresponsible funnybusiness. For real. Don't lick it.)

 

This group of bristlecone pines looked to me like a large flame with various whisps extending upward.

Browsing at Tip Top Vintage, Portland.

An ant copy @chestnut

looks like something that came straight out from a scifi horror film

She was so well matched to a real ant that she might be invited by the ants to their home for Christmas party mistook as one of their own kind. Even the male ant would want to spend a night with her. To the ants, this might be the perfect FHM model in our terms.

Ironically, observations revealed something rather interesting.

We might thought that the main purpose why these guys tried so hard to make themselves look like an ant and mingle with them was to make a meal out of them.

However it turned out that the spider needed their safety-in-number protection to minimise attack from their predators instead.

A very ingenious strategy for the spider, But observations did not reveal what favour the spider had to offer to the ants in return. My guess would be that the natural predators for the spider might be the favourite food source for the ants.

The ants would be happy to bring along the spider for a walk to use it as a lure to attract their favourite food.

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