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while waiting for the bus to take me to Lewisham market
- sometimes, the shadow make you "see" the tree -
in real life is so often too,
Debi ... la sombra de peter pan...
"Os aseguro que la señora Darling examinó la sombra atentamente, pero era una sombra de lo más corriente. Nana no tenía dudas sobre qué era lo mejor que se podía hacer con esta sombra. La colgó fuera de la ventana, como diciendo: «Seguro que vuelve a buscarla: vamos a ponerla en un sitio donde la pueda coger fácilmente sin molestar a los niños."
me encanto esta foto lo malo es ke esta un poko corrida pero igual ;)
en el ex-cine nacional...
Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.
This is the furthest south I managed to get on dry land. It was early winter ... it had just snowed ... and the beach was deserted. So a shadow picture is the best I could do to prove I was there.
I did also get a photo of my hand it the water, and my footprints on the beach ... it was way too cold to go swimming!
The Tukaai Devi Temple atop the Baner Hill and todays gorgeous evening.. killer combination! I especially loved that lone tree
My creepy little girl AV..she's a hoot to RP...
Skin-Shadow Things
Outfit and hair-Curious Kitties
Shape-made by me:D She stands about 4'8..as small as I could make her. Spindly little thing...one would think with her appetite she would have a little more meat on her bones..lol
Taken at the Shadow Things main store..
another idea for a short.. this might be more creative than the one I had yesterday... -needs a lot more planning. I'm excited :D
Yesterday I found this cup and saucer set for reading fortunes using tea leaves. It was in a local charity shop. It looked brand new but they'd stuck a label on its box saying "No book".
I asked to look inside, someone said "There is no book",
I said I'd like to look anyway.
The cup was packaged beautifully with red cloth around it. Under the red cloth was the saucer. And under that was the book. I said "Look, the book".
Without letting me see it the woman at the till extracted it and looked at it. "Its in Chinese" she said. "Do you still want it?". "Yes" I said.
And when I got it home and looked at it I found it was in English!
Of course its no use to me as I don't drink tea!
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Though the cup's real use, for me, is of course as a subject for February's MSH category - tomorrow - as what else does someone want to read fortunes for but to know what tomorrow holds?