Makes me sink of the zee add for an English language course which became quite famous on the net: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-V2MfBoBiyw
One Word Sunday: Ponder
Circle Up!
The words “in the circle” has a special meaning to anyone who has ever hashed (for more information check out Hash House Harriers on the net). After a run hashers congregate in a circle (or a more or less circle shaped form) and have fun, rehashing (sic!) what happened while out in the wilds. Lots of singing and drinking (a beverage of your choice which is often but not necessarily beer) and frivolity is involved.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: In the Circle
Too Slow
Those three birds (crows I think) were coming so fast overhead that all I got was this shot. At the time I thought: “Threes! Thursday Trios!” but swooshhhhhhhhhhhh and they were gone. I still like the photo in a weird kind of way.
Weekend Sky
Set in Stone
After my trees yesterday were painted or signs made of metal today I turned to stone.
Wood and stone seem like an antithesis but it doesn’t need to be.
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How Jolly is Roger, really?
Skulls featured in graffiti and murals – debatable whether that is appropriate or not.
Skulls on gravestones – old and modern (the modern one was part of a grave gardening exhibition).
And an impromptu Jolly Roger on an office window in Edinburgh.
The Appetite Only Lasted Halfway Through
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Halfway
Trees on Signs
Christmas tree country
What the “Red Lion” or the “Royal Oak” is for the English, the “Grüner Baum” is for the Germans.
Will They Get the Worm?
I wonder.
These fancy pigeons won’t get worms served for their dinner
and neither are these wild pigeons hiding in the cornfield are there for worms, I think.
