have to be adaptable – to the landscape, the ground conditions, ownership rights.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Adaptable
Author: eklastic
Zu alt, um nur zu spielen. Zu jung, um ohne Wunsch zu sein.
The Same Thing Twice Over
in language overarching sense.
Angle is Eck in German, angling is angeln. So this is an angling angle or something. Taken from a strange angle.
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Three Parasols
Thursday Trios
Purple Hydrangea
Floral Friday and Flower of the Day for Bren and Cee
House of Finance
The building of the financial institution in the town of Lindenfels is modern but they kept the sandstone entrance from the old building.
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Black & White
Lanose is the prompt that Brian teased us with. Who else but an Aussie would come up with a word like that? But be honest now: who of you knew that word? Since a variation of “wool” is actually our family’s surname I thought to go back to a simpsonized version of us, the core four. The son on the bottom right actually had the nickname “Wet, Wild and Wooly”. Very lanate and full of lanosity.
Offloading
I used to sew a bit. Clothes for me before I had children, household stuff (curtains, cushions, throws, table coths, etc.) once I had less time and boys who didn’t really share mum’s taste in clothes. But I kept left-over fabric. I also still bought fabric occasionally with ideas of projects but it’s been in boxes ever since.
Until last week, when I faced the facts. My sewing days are over (except for the odd repair). I piled it all up and I offered it to whomever was interested on our neighbourhood social media.
Promise Me?
“These woods are lovely, dark and deep,But I have promises to keep,And miles to go before I sleep,And miles to go before I sleep.”― Robert Frost, Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening And now, on a lighter note, a quote from Neil Gaiman’s American … Continue reading Promise Me?
They Were a Good Pair
Wordless Wednesday
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