That’s the Visitors’ Terrace at the Frankfurt Airport.
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Men of a Certain Age
Am I man-bun shaming here? I guess I am.
(PS: It’s a full blown midlife crisis. I know him. He’s going through second puberty. A lot less fun than second childhood.)
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Ridiculous
Heliotropium indicum
One of the little plants I found near the beach in Cyprus, heliotropium indicum. So called because the flowers were believed to turn towards the sun (i.e. heliotropium), why indicum (i.e. Indian) I don’t know.
For FOWC and Floral Friday
Little Edible Baubles and Bigger Edible Baubles
I have a new app on my cell phone and I have a suspicion that in future my last photo on the phone might usually be from this app. It’s a plant identifying app called Flora incognita and it has been very helpful on holiday but I’ve used it at home in the past few days. Although Brian wants no explanation but I am quite chuffed to mention that this is amaranthus retroflexus or redroot pigweed. That’s the last photo on the phone’s SD card.
I’ve been known to have popped amaranth in my müsli. Which is also true for grapes.
Last on my camera’s SD card.
Sayings with Exclamation Marks
“Gimme back the ball! I want to throw it!! I’m feeling playful!!!” “Look it! Look it! It’s thingy … you know, whatshisname? – WALLY! He is so distinctive!” “Let’s go ride. But let’s swop saddles. This one is more comfortable on a horse.” “They must … Continue reading Sayings with Exclamation Marks
Some Streets of Our Town
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Bold as a Lion
The doors will opened for those who are bold enough to knock.
Anon.
A bold attempt is half success.
Danish Proverb
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