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... for a cheerful ending of your Sunday ;-))
Feverfew / Mutterkraut (Tanacetum parthenium, syn. Chrysanthemum parthenium)
in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend
Lavarock Poses :
Fem Bento Pose Set-5 @🚕 Lavarock Market Place🚕
13Act :
Facial stars @ 🚕 13Act Mainstore🚕
CuteBaah - SleepMask @ 🚕 13Act Mainstore🚕
"Smile - it's the second best thing you can do with your lips."
Thank you all for your amazing support !
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I think these are daisies. I have so many blooming flowers in my yard right now and don't remember what they all are. I also have some beautiful "volunteer" yellow peace lilies coming up from where I don't know. Alex Annis, this is for you.:)
For the Macro Mondays theme: redux 2019.
A long-standing tradition at Macro Mondays is to take a look back at all the themes during the year. I choice "Pareidolia". A sweet face with a big smile and three eyes looking at us, maybe from out of space……? ;-))
I take the opportunity to wish you all a very happy start in 2020, a new year with lots of happiness, good health and much love. May your dreams come true.
Happy Macro Monday!!!
This is my little smiley/birthday singing stuffed doll. Yesterday had it out for my Grandson's 6th Birthday we did over Facetime and next Saturday it's going to a 100 year old friends Birthday.
Smile on Saturday.
Selective Colour.
Angkor - Il sorriso enigmatico di una delle facce del Bayon
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Balancing Rocks in the Ottawa River.
Remic Rapids Park is situated on the shore of the Ottawa River, Ottawa, Canada.
To enhance the park’s beauty, artist John Felice Ceprano has created balanced rock sculptures on the river’s edge since 1986. The artist uses fossilized and colourful rocks found on the shore to build these sculptures by hand. They provide a free and exploratory public art experience that complements the park’s natural setting.