My panacea is a layered solution: I need my bed and I need someone to cuddle – if the husband is not willing, it’s Henry’s job and vice versa.
PS: Laughter helps, too. But it’s more difficult to photograph.
Going round and coming round
Circles for circles’ sake.
Churchy circles.
The other way round.
Linked to Leanne’s Monochrome Madness and Dawn’s The Day After (she was the one who came up with the prompt!)
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Springfield
There once was a teacher called Ms. Krabbabble.
Who with black thoughts and mood swings did grapple
Because the students would never thank her.
Nobody knew how badly she’d hanker
for appreciation, in short: an apple.
For Esther’s Laughing Along with a Limerick: Apple
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The end of the line
I’m sure that little handmade sign will stop any train that has gotten lost on this discontinued line.
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Snow makes everything pretty
I took a walk in January (you can still see the Christmas decoration hanging in the tree) when fresh fallen snow made the whole neighbourhood pretty. Up the street from us is a strange cluster of houses, a small old (but not ancient) half-timbered house, … Continue reading Snow makes everything pretty
It’s his fault
About 10 km from here the first motorcar was invented, built and tried out. Carl Benz had his workshop in Mannheim and lived in Ladenburg. He developed the first practical car but was apparently loath to try it out on more than a few hundred … Continue reading It’s his fault
The Look
Macro Monday and Monday Portrait in one
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Getting close and blowing up
When I first started with digital photography I took lots of random photos and then was amazed what I had snapped when I saw the pictures on the bigger screen of my computer. The bloom of a dandelion, generally considered a weed, was one of … Continue reading Getting close and blowing up
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