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I was at my friend Kerey's house and I went jumping on her trampoline. She took a picture of me doing a toe touch.
Not finished yet! All pinned up though :)
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this 3 toed sloth was seen in the wild at the Gandoca National Park in Manzanillo, Costa Rica. They really love to sit around and scratch....this one was cute enough to hang upside down and have a good go at her head for me.
This is an officially bad photo, but I couldn't resist those toes! Caught mid stretch - very undignified. Sorry Jazz.
"Toe first socks". Knitted in home dyed wool yarn.
Socka stickad från tån och upp i mikrofärgat ullgarn.
Pattern in swedish
Once there was a woman who went out to pick beans, and she found a Hairy Toe.
She took the Hairy Toe home with her,
and that night, when she went to bed,
the wind began to moan and groan. Away in the distance
she seemed to hear a voice crying, “Where’s my Hair-r-ry To-o-oe?” “Who’s got my Hair-r-ry To-o-oe?”
The woman scrooched down
way down under the covers
and about that time
the wind appeared to hit the house swoosh! And the whole house creaked and cracked like something was trying to get in.
The voice had come nearer almost at the door now
and it said,
“Where’s my Hair-r-ry To-o-oe? Who’s got my Hair-r-ry To-o-o-e?”
The woman scrooched further down under the covers
and pulled them tight around her head. The wind growled around the house like some big animal
and r-r-um-mbled over the chimney.
All at once she heard the door cr-r-a-ack! And Something slipped in
and began to creep over the floor.
The floor went
cre-e-eak, cre-e-eak,
At every step that thing took towards her bed. The woman could almost feel
it bending over her bed.
Then in an awful voice it said:
“Where’s my Hair-r-y To-o-o-e?
Who’s got my Hair-r-ry To-o-o-e?”
YOU’VE GOT IT!
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When asked to stand on her toes, this is what my daughter does. I think she was a ballerina in another life. ;-)
...is a very unusual plant from the deserts of South Africa,
a "Mimicry" plant, with finger-like leaves in upright clusters.
These "fingers" have a translucent "window" at the tip,
it is through this window that the harsh African sunlight is filtered to enable photosynthesis. In habitat, often only these windows are visible above the quartz sand. If Baby Toes is not getting enough sun the translucent window will spread and open to receive more light, changing the look of the plant!
More at: flyingcolors.typepad.com/flying_colors/cactus-monday/
These exciting new shoes are hand painted by a family of artisans from down south with a knack for color coordinations. These cute little numbers are available in a plethera of color combinations with sizes from 7-11. Each one sports a fancy toe ring on the left foot and a beautiful coordinated ribbon in the back. Great for anything from beach wear to running errands around town...just slip them on and go, go, go! Just give yourself plenty of time because everyone is going to stop and ask you where you got these great one of a kind shoes. Each shoe is easily machine washable in cold water as the paints are watersoluble and needs to be left out to dry. Now available at your
Z-Coil Pain Relief Center
822D Rockille Pike
Rockville, Maryland 20852
(301)315-2645
Also available for shipping for that person who has everything...everything but a fancy pair of Hand Crafted Pretty Toes!