Why, the cigarette, of course!
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Satyr
Author: eklastic
Zu alt, um nur zu spielen. Zu jung, um ohne Wunsch zu sein.
What Did Bob Wish When the Fox Told Him to Duck?
German car number plates work like this:
- the first letters (1-3) denote the area (B = Berlin, M = Munich, RÜD = Rüdesheim, i.e. the less letters the bigger the town)
- the next one or two letters are random
- as are the numbers at the back (four maximum)
You used to take what you got but these days you can choose the middle letters and numbers. Lots of people drive around with their initials and their birthdates or -years.
But it’s much more fun if the plates make words. Sometimes German words but English is popular because the words are often shorter. Or people might not realise that they drive around with an expletive in a foreign language (particularly people in Fulda or Dieburg).
I like to collect photos of license plate words (sometimes with wonky spelling).
And with a bit of luck, they even make a story.
I’m ready to duck.
Birds Need to Keep Warm, Too
In our local park there is an aviary with exotic birds (i.e. birds from warmer climes). They need a heater during winter.
This is what it looks from five steps away:
The Protestant Church in Schriesheim
That’s the original photo from Schriesheim near Heidelberg in Germany.
I chose LunaPic filters in the manner of famous artists to work on the photo. luncapic.com is a web based free photo editing site.
One-to-three Photo Processing Challenge in March
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The Good Order
“WE KNOW THERE IS NO GOOD ORDER EXCEPT THAT WHICH WE CREATE.”
Terry Pratchett, Reaper Man
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She’s a Birder, That’s Not Rare
and she carries her binoCulars everywhere!
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Words with a c in the middle
Wordless Wednesday
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He’s Been Overwintering with Us
in his exoskeleton snacking on mealiebugs in their exoskeleton. I wish he’d brought his hungry family and their exoskeletons. I think.
