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A few weeks ago I spent a day at my nephew's place who lives in an old farm house.
A great joy to see all the bird life in and around the house, so again my camera made overtime.
What I really like of this shot (of course the two young who are looking very expectantly) are the wonderful colors of the feathers. He/she is a rainbow!
Die Verpackung einer Praline!
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Für „Crazy Tuesday“ am 31.01.2023.
Thema:“Packaging“ (Verpackung)
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Imballaggio del fieno in preparazioedell'autunno
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It was a dark and stormy night in Luang Namtha. The streets were strangely empty, as if the entire town had heeded a warning.
As I was making my way to my hostel an old man approached me, carrying a large package. I could see it was wrapped in tattered brown paper and tied with fraying string
"Excuse me, sir," the old man said in broken English. "You help me, please? I cannot carry this package any farther."
I hesitated for a moment, unsure if I wanted to get involved. But something about the old man's earnest expression and the strange aura around him made me curious.
"O.K." I said, reaching out to take the package.
"Thank you, thank you," the old man said, bowing deeply. "You are kind person. Please, take package to edge of town and open. I give you money."
He pressed a wad of crumpled bills into my hand and hurried off into the night, leaving me alone with the mysterious parcel.
As I walked, I couldn't help but wonder what could be inside. Was it a valuable treasure, a dangerous weapon, or something even more sinister? I found myself growing more and more uneasy with each step. Then a strange rustling movement came from within.
Finally, I reached a field and set the package down on the road side. I took a deep breath and carefully untied the string, my heart pounding in my chest. My hands shaking, I pulled the paper away and revealed what was inside.
A very startled monitor lizard wriggled out and vanished into the darkness.
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Wonderfully decadent Mozart Chocolate. Sadly all that's left is the packaging. For the Crazy Tuesday challenge: Close up packaging.
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From the awesome IttyBittyCuteandPretty. Thank you so much for the Domo swap and all these extra goodies. I love everything
Crazy Tuesday Theme: Close up Packaging
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Preparing a gift package....red tissue paper and brown bag with red interior. Edge of card envelope in bottom right.
I’m endlessly fascinated by the Oriental poppies in the nearby public garden. What a perfect little package!
Stuck in a jam, looked out the window, and saw a ton of happiness being delivered to their respective owners. Man, wish I was one of them.
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i guess this seems more like me. i dont like the edit though. ill probably replace it once i get it right.
ewww im making so many bad things lately. i havent done something i like for weeks. GET ME OUT OF THIS RUTTTTTTTT! &*#&&*(%#$@^(#!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
okay.. so ill admit this one is growing on me. but just a little bit.
These cats live at the research institute. In the daytime, they walk in the yard or bask in the box, but at night, the janitors let them into the building.
Sevastopol.
My Monday afternoon was greeted with a lovely package from New York city.
I love brown paper packages and gorgeous note cards, so this yummy print of Jennifer Causey's that I have loved for a long time, was opened with squeals of glee.
Thank you Jen! I love it, its going straight in a white frame.
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This was a custom package for an overseas customer who was sending one of our breast cancer bracelets to a family member here in the states.
She wrote a note in Spanish for me to send along with her gift, I typed it and printed it on pink paper and used pink raffia instead of my usual green. I thought it came out very pretty and I think her grandmother will be so surprised and pleased!
The Smile on Saturday group’s theme for today 4/16 is “funny packaging”. These are two that came up when I did a search for packaging pictures I had taken — since they were already on Flickr, they weren’t really eligible but they’re fun!…… yes, these are little bottles of nail polish probably for putting into an Easter basket and are Flickr colors!!