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Everything not quite what it seems to be
Slipping and falling through the looking glass
Catching a glimpse at all that lies behind the masks
You disappear with the dawn
You only see what you want
Christina Aguilera Lyrics
Liftonoszki 2012 ruszyły z liftami:D
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Skrap ku pamięci Rubenowego okresu gryzienia ;)
This is a photo of a spider bite on my wife's right wrist. The picture was taken about one week after the bite occurred.
My wife was bitten in her sleep and we believe it was from a White Tail spider. At the start, is was just a red rash with two tiny puncture marks and after a week it turned into what you see above.
The sore grew to about the size of a twenty cent coin and the skin appeared to be lifting away at the edges and we thought that it was going to ulcerate.
Despite taking antibiotics and using an antibiotic cream, the sore developed into what is seen in the above picture. The doctor then prescribed heavy duty antibiotics which then stopped the sore in its tracks and allowed it to heal. Unfortunately, the medicine was so strong it made my wife very sick for the duration of the course.
As of today (19/10), the sore has healed and there is just a small red mark on the skin. This should disappear in the next week. 2:21pm, Sunday 11th September, 2011.
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View a gallery of photos from Dr. Ric a month -- and a snake crawls on its esophagus. You put a bandage on a snake and the next day it's five feet farther down." A John Ball Zoo sp...
Ocker didn't mind at all to be bitten on the rear by this attractive lady … not a very lady like act . Her idea not mine I must state .
Go on , laugh a little , it won't hurt .
Australia Day antics
Story Bridge Hotel
Brisbane
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Shitake & Tofu Buns / Gau Bao
Photo credit: Cindy Kurman, Kurman Photography
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This month's Horsham Locals competition title, was set by fellow member Lynette who won the previous (congratulations), is 'Image an Idiom'.
An An idiom is a common word or phrase with a culturally understood meaning that differs from what its composite words' denotations would suggest.
'Bite the Bullet': to endure a painful or unpleasant situation tht is unavoidable.
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This is me. Nothing really special at all. I just took some pictures today, and I was bored, and put it together like this. I thought I'd post it anyway.
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Photo was taken with a KODAK EASYSHARE M381 Digital Camera.
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The Philosophy Bites podcast presenter Nigel Warburton interviews BBC Reith Lecturer Michael Sandel before the first lecture on Monday 18 May. Producer David Edmonds holds the mic.
Photo of the day June 01, 2021 - Deep fried cheese bites (cheese curds) from Cookout. My wife and I had supper from the Cookout drive thru this evening.
www.kraftrecipes.com/recipes/oreo-cheesecake-bites-112393...
What You Need
36 OREO Cookies, divided
1/2 cup butter or margarine, divided
4 pkg. (8 oz. each) PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese, softened
1 cup sugar
1 cup BREAKSTONE'S or KNUDSEN Sour Cream
1 tsp. vanilla
4 eggs
4 squares BAKER'S Semi-Sweet Chocolate
Make It
HEAT oven to 325°F.
LINE 13x9-inch baking pan with foil, with ends extending over sides. Finely crush 24 cookies. Melt 1/4 cup butter; mix with crumbs. Press onto bottom of prepared pan.
BEAT cream cheese and sugar with mixer until blended. Add sour cream and vanilla; mix well. Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating after each just until blended. Chop remaining cookies. Gently stir into batter; pour over crust.
BAKE 45 min. or until center is almost set. Cool. Meanwhile, microwave chocolate and remaining butter in microwaveable bowl on HIGH 1 min.; stir until smooth. Cool slightly; spread over top of cheesecake. Refrigerate 4 hours. Use foil handles to lift cheesecake from pan before cutting to serve.
Red-Bellied Water Snake
Congaree National Park
Near Columbia, SC
If you have kept up with the previous two photograph's i have posted you would know that i was on a three day road trip to North Carolina. After the first night of getting sleep i felt great, we even slept in until 10! So we woke up and then headed to McDonalds for some early lunch before we hit the road. We got our food and were on the way south.
We drove to the Columbia, SC area where we saw the signs for Fort Jackson which is a Army Post. So we decided to check it out as that is where Brandon will be for his Basic Training. So we got into the base and drove around, we spent a good hour or two checking out the place. It was awesome, we even went and ate at there Taco Bell. There even were two Special Forces Instructors sitting next to us enjoying some taco bell as well. So we finally made our way back onto I-77 and only had a few exits to go before we got to the Congaree National Park Exit.
So getting off exit six we were close to our destination. Turning down all these roads we kept heading into more of a sketchy area, there were literally two or three bar's every mile which all were abandoned. The houses were beat to crap and just falling apart. We thought we were going to be driving into our deaths. So with the feeling of some Jeeper's Creepers crap happening we tried to make some last minute tweet's to all of our follower's but sadly there was no service. So getting closer and closer to the National Park entrance it also is getting more and more freaky.
Finally we pull into the parking lot and are greeted by one of the nicest Information/Museum centers for a state/national park i have ever seen. The bathrooms looked like they were out of the damn White House they were so nice. So we headed inside and talked to one of the Park Ranger's about the park and he told us that if we got a photograph of a Ivory Billed Woodpecker we would get a 10,000 dollar reward! Hell yes we thought, but that was most likely not happening as they are thought to be extinct.
So we grabbed some maps and laughed at the mosquito meter sign as it was between moderate and severe. We made our way onto the first trail which was the lower boardwalk. After the first hundred yards or so you make your way into a very dense and very hot lush landscape filled tropical paradise. With a temperature of 99 degrees and a heat index of 110 we had been sure to bring plenty of water. Soon the mosquito's got worse as we made our way further into the creepy paradise.
It was a rather spooky place, with millions of bird calls and other weird sounds. Animal tracks were all through the muck. So after we finished the Boardwalk trail we went to continue or way towards Weston Lake which was a 4 mile loop. So we kept on going, the mosquito level was horrible. So far on our journey we came across two Red Tailed Hawks, Several Dozen Pilated Wood Peckers and a million Salamanders.
Making our way along the trail i spot this gorgeous little gal, she was just resting on a log covered with mushrooms. We instantly snapped a bunch of shots off of the beaut. And then the fun began, we turned on the video camera and Brandon filmed me catching this guy, which i will say was much more difficult than it should have been. It included falling down a ten foot cliff into a dark water filled creek. Getting bit by 500 mosquitos and even taking a few good bites from this guy. So i finally caught the beautiful snake and talked about him a little for the camera.
After all that was done we placed him back on the log and we went our separate ways. We continued our journey through the Park but we will leave that for another photo.
Canon 50D
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F5.6
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Saturday was a beautiful day on Astrolabe Bay north of Madang at Wongat Island. The sun was shining fiercely, the sea was flat and mirrored and the fish were jumpin' and the cotton was high. Whoops, that's a little of George Gershwin's Porgy and Bess slipping in there. I must have listened to that operetta a thousand times as a child. The line is from Summertime sung by Porgy. I can still sing it from memory.
Here are the first couple of verses:
Summertime,
And the livin' is easy
Fish are jumpin'
And the cotton is high
Your daddy's rich
And your mamma's good lookin'
So hush little baby
Don't you cry
I always loved Gershwin. Rhapsody in Blue is my very favourite.
Well, I'm rambling already, but it's Monday morning, so I may as well get an early start on the week.
How about this very cute French Canadian, Genevieve, sitting in the cockpit of the B-25 bomber The Green Dragon: Now, that is a very fetching sight. However, it's not funny. I'm in the mood for funny.
And funny I give you: Just forward of the starboard wing is an anemone inhabited by a very feisty little group of Clark's Anemonefish (Amphiprion clarkii). That's not the funny part. Here you can see Genevieve's darling hand stretched out to play with the cute little fishies. They dart about and brush against your fingertips as if they are enjoying it. Do not believe it. It is a ploy to lure you within range of their teensy-weensy little teeth. A couple of seconds after I took this shot I heard a piercing scream. I looked at Genevieve. She had a startled look on her face and was shaking and rubbing her hand. I knew, of course, what had happened and I began to laugh into my regulator, an experience which itself is comical.
After doing the Bomber, we attempted The Henry Leith from the beach. It was a mistake. I couldn't find a 34 metre wreck only about 100 metres off the beach. I will excuse my poor navigation by mentioning that the visibility was less than ten metres. Back up on top of the reef, we spent the rest of a seventy minute dive snapping whatever looked promising, such as this ridiculously orange sponge: What's that all about?
I did manage a nice one of a couple of Clown Anemonefish (Amphiprion percula) in an absurdly green anemone: Yes, those are Nemo's cousins.
Here is a typical coral bomie in the range of depth between one an about seven metres. They are covered with Christmas Tree Worms (Spirobranchus giganteus): Last Christmas I gave my faithful readers Christmas Tree Worms for Christmas, complete with Christmas presents.
I'm such a cheapskate.
Half a dozen free range farm fresh hen eggs from local Caithness small producer 'Midgey Bites' in Brough, between John O'Groats and Thurso. 26/7/2025.