Linked to Six Word Saturday. More 6 words can be found here.
Author: eklastic
Zu alt, um nur zu spielen. Zu jung, um ohne Wunsch zu sein.
Flower power
Artificial sunflowers are probably the only flowers that will survive a dashboard. But if flowers have to be artificial I prefer something like this:
Linked to Friday Fun: Artificial.
Strawberry fields forever
When cycling through the fields, mostly strawberry and asparagus, I was bowled over this May with the scent of strawberries in the air. You would come around a corner and it hit you: STRAWBERRIES. Definitely more than a whiff. But it lingered and I could keep smelling a faint strawberry scent for hours afterwards. And now, with summer gone I just need the slightest whiff of a single strawberry and I am back in the fields thinking of the quote “Doubtless God could have made a better berry, but doubtless God never did” (by Dr William Boteler, quoted via Roger Williams – or possibly somebody else).
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Quote: Whiff.
Candy-licious Halloween
#10 for Tourmaline’s Halloween Challenge: Candy.
Formerly taken
Nancy asked for “the road not taken” for the A Photo a Week Challenge. I was tempted to repost my cryptic password post from Wednesday but decided to go a completely different way.
Other roads not taken are linked here.
Honey, I kind of shrunk the kids!
“Something of the kind” – The Felsenmeer (sea of stones) looks like pebbles with beetles crawling over it.
Square 9 for the KindaSquare Challenge in October.
Inside my home, inside my bed
In Henry’s defense I have to say that he would never go under the cover on his own volition. Our grandson wanted to play hospital with him. And Henry obliged.
Henry prefers his own beds (sic!) on normal days. This box is his favourite, and I am glad he likes letters.
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Inside your home.
Scary Halloween
#8 for Tourmaline’s Halloween Challenge.
Almost kind of pretty like, init?
Looking through photos for Debbie’s Travel with Intent quotations challenge I cam across this view across the Rhine valley, from our side of the Odenwald all the way to the hills of the Pfälzerwald. In between are is Mannheim and Ludwigshafen and several medium-sized towns and quite a few villages with more than half a million people, agriculture and industries (in fact, the chimney belongs to the world largest chemical producer, BASF, with over 100,000 employees working on that site).
Square 08 for the KindaSquare Challenge in October.
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