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You can break my heart and I will want you just the same...
I can see it through your eyes.
♪ Katie Herzig - Fool's gold.
I'm back! :?)
Haven't participated in MM for a while, but I just felt I needed a new "MM hit"...
For Macro Mondays March 30th - Fools Gold
I just went around the house to see what gold i could find... it wasn't much, so I had to use the little I had...
A detail from a embelished picture frame...
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In the 1990s, I was briefly interested in tarot cards. I collaborated with two artist friends, Paul Elliott and Richard de Bulat (where are you, Rich?) to design our own major arcana. We shuffled the 22 cards (there are 76 in total with a standard deck) and dealt them out to decide who would draw what and each took The Fool to end with an even number. The following pictures are the result of my efforts.
Fool's Gold au Festival d'été de Québec
Scène Molson Dry du parc de la Francophonie
14 juillet 2010
(crédit: Renaud Philippe)
Fool's Gold au Festival d'été de Québec
Scène Molson Dry du parc de la Francophonie
14 juillet 2010
(crédit: Renaud Philippe)
The latest Fool offering is a neck-through version of the classic short-scale "student" guitar that players like John McLaughlin and Todd Rundgren adopted because it allowed them to stretch out for giant extended chords.
Even if it is a fools huckleberry, I love the delicateness of it! These were in the Two Medicine Lake area of Glacier Park.
Church Street, Burlington, Vermont USA • The amazing street performer, Mr. Spin, wears the Champion's Crown, and holds the coveted Golden Fire House for best in show; during the Festival of Fools weekend along the Church Street Marketplace.
☞ Part of a series of photos documenting my new home & neighborhood, in the heart of Vermont's largest town: Burlington 05401. • After almost a dozen years in rural Cornwall, 40 miles to the south, I have moved to one of the true outposts of optimism, on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain (the 6th Great Lake).
This was taken at the Annual Tokyo Air Show a couple of years back, and it's a photo I'm quite fond of.
It was never intentional, I was only happily clicking away, and the 'chance' presented me with this one where at first glace you automatically think it was take from above. I guess it's the combination of 3 facts; only the sky is in the frame, the clouds in the background and the orientation of the smoke. It just simply look that way when in fact I was standing on solid ground!
Over the years, I've managed to fool quite a few people with this, and admit it, you were too!
;)
Why am I suddenly singing "Whiskey in the Jar"?
Added to February 2011's Scavenger Hunt as #8 "Bending the rules" for 2 reasons, one is never point a "gun" at someone and the other will get me in a lot of trouble if I say it.
and burning down the house!
after a while, priscilla got tired of waiting and went out with the 'guys' for a couple of brews...
she doesn't mind wainting a little longer...
that's what she said. and i agreed...