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...and his red follower (grey Tervueren boy 3 years ... and red Laekenois boy 5 month .... both are Belgian shepherds)
These aren't the best photos, but I wanted to share with everyone what a 14' Christmas Tree looks like! The light was really low at this Christmas Party, except for what looked like many thousands of Christmas decorations.
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dress:*Just BECAUSE* Amaryllis Outfit @FaMESHed
earrings+clutch+necklace:LaGyo_Aviah Set @K9
hair:WINGS-TF0108 @C88
skin:.MILA. Baylee Skin [LELUTKA EVOX] @Mainstore
head:LeLUTKA Camila Head 4.0 @Mainstore
pose+glass:Amitie - Luxe Poses @Uber
backdrop+car:
Amitie - Luxe Car @Uber
Looking north from Marina Boulevard in Singapore. The building on the right is the Art and Science Museum.
Legacy of Niishluut
Holtka Xsoo Clifton Guthrie
2D & Relief Carving / Painting
NFS
Sealaska Heritage • Juried Art Show 2024
Sorry for my absence from Flickr over the last few days, but I was away on a business trip to the Moon. I’d like to take this opportunity to share a photo taken from my Airbnb on the Moon. You can clearly see our planet and its inhabitants being silently murdered by the human race itself.
Still busy prepping for the garage sale this weekend, but, when the lillies are blooming, you just have to do what you have to do... :)
This is certainly not art photography - but a curious story I simply wanted to share.
We woke on Valentine's Day, looked out our front window, and saw two entwined hearts at the bottom of the driveway. Our first thought was some sweet neighbor had come along and scraped out the design....but it seemed too perfectly proportioned for that. Glancing out a little later, we watched the car across the road use our driveway as a turn-around, and it followed exactly the previous design of the valentines. I don't think this could ever have been done on purpose, so must have had an assist from the Cosmos. Hopefully a smile for your day.
“Baton Rouge woke up Tuesday to the unthinkable: snow falling for the first time in seven years and temperatures in the 20s.
At least 6 inches was reported throughout most parts of East Baton Rouge, Prairieville and Denham Springs, according to the National Weather Service. Areas of Geismar and southwestern Baton Rouge had as much as 8 inches by early Tuesday evening when the snow finally tapered, the weather service said.
It's likely to be the second-biggest snowfall in Baton Rouge history, eclipsing the 6-inch snowfall in January 1940. The all-time record is 12.5 inches, which crushed the city in February 1895.”
from:
Couvillion, Ellyn & Bruce, Matt. (January 21, 2025). Baton Rouge buried under historic snowfall. The Advocate (Baton Rouge).
When the sun I'd been waiting for this particular morning finally rose, it wasn't much to look at, but when I looked behind me I was pleasantly surprised... :)
Have a great Sunday, everyone!