One Word Sunday: Messy
The way to a steed’s heart is through his stomach
I almost felt like a peeping eklastic when I watched these two nuzzling and cuddling. Zooming out creates context. FOWC with Fandango: Feed
Grey clouds, grey smoke
Weekend Sky
The perfect backdrop
Weekly Prompt Colour Challenge: White
The next big event
on our social calender is carnival. Officially, each year’s “campaign” (that’s what it is called) starts on 11/11 but then it’s on the backburner because of Christmas. Soon after New Year, carnival starts in earnest (and believe me, the people involved take it very seriously). … Continue reading The next big event
Spatiotemporal perspective
Both these towers are old. The “Blue Hat” on the left is about 750 years old and was part of the town’s fortifications. The one on the right is the main tower of the castle ruin close by, reputedly 900 years old. Whenever I get … Continue reading Spatiotemporal perspective
Little cold star
I took a photo of a flower winter jasmine with the delicate frost flakes on them and at the back of my mind I remembered … Indeed, one year ago I took similiar photos and posted them exactly a year ago for Floral Friday / … Continue reading Little cold star
Lost in translation – a true story
“Kishmish!” I call for my sister whose name is Raisin which sounds stupid for a human. I’ve made a resolution to call her by the Farsi translation from now on and every time I do it is raisin’ the mood.
40 words with resolution, human, raisins, mood. (Yes, I omitted a plural s. I’m ssorry.)
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It’s niche photography
I came upon this little niche in a wall on our last walk. One-to-Three Photo Challenge in January
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