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My smartwatch with my Flickr fairy profile. Just for the theme; not my regular photo on my watch.
Crazy Tuesday: "Time Piece"⌚
Angie looks over at her brother not buying his cute begging act. Both were jonesing for my oatmeal cookie.
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Also on hand at Brewster were a couple "tiger" 40-2's getting PTC Mods in them. It's a busy place that serves as the nerve center for WE's operations.
SMART Island and sandbar is named after the SMART Telco company that established a cell site on the island at Port Barton Bay, Palawan, Philippines.
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Sundown on a hill above my hometown.
The car belongs to my wife. Don't tell her that I used it ... 😉
Sonnenuntergang am Schanzen oberhalb von Hofgeismar
Why expend energy hovering when you can perch on a leaf to drink? Ruby-throated hummingbird, juvenile male, on lobelia in my garden.
On the beach in Costa Maya for those who don't parlez vous Spanish! One of the several items on my bucket list is catching a bolt while on the beach. It may just happen someday soon.
Digging into the archives while I wait for the storms to come. Looking South I see some possibilities headed this way, the lightning tracker app says otherwise. We'll see who's smarter soon enough!
My 26 year old Green Wing Macaw. Huey is definitely not a name I would have chosen for her.
We got her when she was about a year old and she was already named. Then we had a DNA test done to find out her sex and it turned out she was female.
But she already knew her name so we just left it at that.
I am not an advocate for having these animals as pets or for people breeding them. In my opinion, they should remain in their natural habitats.
But Phil fell in love with her where she had lived for the first year of her life which was a local Grange Co-op here and he eventually talked me into us buying her and she became a part of our family.
She has it really good here with a very large outdoor aviary where she spends the majority of her time. She is pretty entertained seeing all kinds of wild birds and animals from her favorite vantage point in her aviary. Then I have various perches for her in different places so she can be with me and whomever else is around. But she seems to like her aviary the best.
Anyway, it would not be easy having a large parrot like this without the set up I have here for her and I would never advise anyone to have one of these birds as a pet. She will long outlive me and my oldest daughter will take over for her after I am gone.
She will likely outlive my oldest daughter, too, so my daughter knows that she will need to make arrangements for someone else to take her after my daughter is gone.
They are very smart and very social animals. Huey fortunately has always had a very good life here and has never fallen into some of the neurotic behaviors that some captive birds take on, like feather plucking, screaming or biting. She is always treated respectfully, given affection, fed well and treated like part of the family.
So many birds like this end up in rescue situations because their owners lose interest in them or get old and die or just can't care for them anymore. Or some just decide they no longer want the bird. I feel sad for those birds. They don't ask for that.
Most people don't really realize how long these birds live or how important a social environment is for them.
Anyway, long story. Sorry. you're a good contact if you read all the way to the end here :-)
I just came across this photo I took of her on one of her outdoor perches and decided to share with you.
Nous nous habillons de symboles, avait dit je ne sais plus quel penseur, pointant du doigt le fait que l'apparence en dit long sur nos idées, notre classe sociale etc. Dit autrement "l'habit fait le moine". D'où la fameuse contraposée qui n'est rien d'autre qu'un avertissement nécessaire face à ce fait.
Pourtant nous nous enorgueillissons souvent de l'originalité de notre style vestimentaire, de notre look.
Tout bon photographe de rue vous rétorquera qu'il n'y a rien de plus stéréotypé que les looks...
...La preuve !
These three locomotives all look particularly smart and yet have a combined age of almost 150 years between them. On the right we see a pair of GP39-2's that were delivered new in 1975 to the Aitchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, numbers 2884 and 2265. Whilst to their left is SD40-2 number 1779. Now operated by BNSF, this yard and these locomotives looked particularly smart, orderly and clean.
Der Smart #3, auch Smart Hashtag 3, ist ein als SUV-Coupé vermarktetes Elektroauto von Smart.
The Smart #3, also known as the Smart Hashtag 3, is an electric car marketed as an SUV coupé by Smart.
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What could I say about my sister that I haven't already? She's one of the most wonderful people I found in my whole life, and I'm so glad that fills my life with her fun, smart, kind soul up to this day! Thank you for being this special human being that you are and be part of my life, sis! You're the best! Love you! ❤❤❤