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Meet Friar Salz (Salt) and Friar Pfeffer (Pepper) nothing goes together like brothers Salt and Pepper.
For Crazy Tuesday ......... Theme " Things That Go Together "
The eggs belong in the Egg House .........
Dinge die zusammenpassen.
“Kaktus und die Blüte.“
Auswahlfoto:
Für“Crazy Tuesday“ am 21.09.2021.
Thema:“Things That Go Together“
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Chocolate chip cookies and milk making an appearance together for the Crazy Tuesday group theme - "Things that go together".
Thanks so much for everyone's visits and comments - they are much appreciated. HCT! :)
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Celebrating Autumn with "Things That Go Together" on this CrAzY Tuesday.....also celebrating 79yrs....:-)
Captured for Crazy Tuesday theme: Things That Go Together.
😄 HaPpy CrAzY Tuesday! 😄
These hand painted salt and pepper shakers are from St-Pierre and Miquelon, French islands off the coast of Newfoundland. The islands are the last remaining French territory in North America.
Crazy Tuesday theme : Things That Go Together
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Things that go together
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ODC-Duality
Now that spring is here the sun rises in a different spot in the sky. This was taken in the Breezeway.
DDC-Things That Go Together
With Shizandra, Cookies are definitely a good pairing for her. She loves them.
Things That Go Together:
Salt & Pepper
Gin & Tonic
Shoes & Socks
Coffee & Cream
Bread & Butter
Knife & Fork
Pen & Paper
Fish & Chips
Can you think of more?
Happy Monochrome Monday, everyone!
taken at NIMAC, Nicosia Municipal Arts Centre... artworks are from the exhibition called "Things That Go Together" by Michael Anastassiades...
Nicosia, Cyprus...
taken at NIMAC, Nicosia Municipal Arts Centre... artworks are from the exhibition called "Things That Go Together" by Michael Anastassiades...
Nicosia, Cyprus...
taken at NIMAC, Nicosia Municipal Arts Centre... artworks are from the exhibition called "Things That Go Together" by Michael Anastassiades...
Nicosia, Cyprus...
116 in 2016#32 dry
Flickr Lounge - weekly theme - things that go together.
Underwater camera and film not used for a long time.
taken at NIMAC, Nicosia Municipal Arts Centre... artworks are from the exhibition called "Things That Go Together" by Michael Anastassiades...
Nicosia, Cyprus...
ODC-Duality
The symbiotic relationship between fungi and rotting wood is a fascinating one. The complexity between these two is astounding.
Ugh, I have had enough of this winter madness!! Winter has just begun …lol. It’s CRAZY!!!!! A possibility for a challenge group Crazy Tuesday. I want to wear my sandals in the shoe pockets.
ODC-Dualism
These two are usually found together on most tables. I use Pink Himalayan Sea Salt and Black Pepper Corns.
ODC - Things that go together
Thank you for your comments and nice words, I'm very appreciate this:-)
Deb can't resist anything Chihuahua.
When she spotted these salt and pepper shakers in a gift shop she had to have them.
Too bad they have never seen any Salt or Pepper.
They are pretty small to be of any use.
A small magnet holds them in an eternal dog kiss.
ODC2 Things that go together
I spent last night restitching the pocket on my hubby's bowls uniform ...so I just happened to have a needle and thread on my table!!! ~lightbulb moment~ :-)
24/3/12
The Flickr Lounge-A Good Match
I got this little rustic/country item on Etsy. I love a little salt and pepper on my food.
The punster in me couldn't help it. Guess I am counting on the element typically shortened to "Su" - The element of SURPRISE!
In my mind, her name is Watson. He's telling her "It's elementary my dear Watson!" Also, I not until later did I remember this, but he could also be selling something my wife gets regularly - barium di-sodium (BaNa2, or BaNaNa - lol)
As you can see, here is a table (and bench) of elements, being used by my character who is periodically selling ELLA Mints (see, in the background? Yes, they are the size of regular rolls of mints). I hope you enjoyed the puns as I focused in on the whole table (and bench)...!
Oh, and BTW, this also seems to fit the ODC theme "Things that go together..."
Also, I would like to give a shout out to the American Chemical Society and their "Periodic Table of Elephants" as seen at: www.emsb.qc.ca/laurenhill/science/elephant2.jpg and blogs.nature.com/news/files/chemifant small.JPG
As always, thanks for your views, comments and faves!
Update: Just found out this made it to EXPLORE. Thanks everyone!