Six Word Saturday: Young Dancer behind Royal Opera House
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Red Herrings
Yesterday’s red fishes beg for today’s theme. Once a week I follow someone else’s lead, i,e, I follow somebody else’s trail usually marked by chalk. What do you do if you come across a u-turn as in photo 1? Of course: you turn.If happen to … Continue reading Red Herrings
And that’s how the Knees Were Busted
That’s my husband all those year’s ago, running one of the marathons in South Africa which he used to do then.
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Don’t Touch!
This Klabuster Cherry (it’s the English common name that appeals to me most) wasn’t touched so the fragile outer bubble stayed intact even though the fruit withered.
Places to Sit Trios
Hermannshof in Weinheim an der Bergstraße Thursday Trios
Cooling Down the Red
After yesterday’s hot post, some cooling down is needed. Simply Red #18
Candituft
For Bren’s Floral Friday and Cee’s Flower of the Day
The Apollo Temple in Schwetzingen
In the palace gardens of the Schwetzingen Schloss there is a temple to Apollo with a dome.
Oh look! There is the man with the red face again, this time with a red jacket. I could’ve double dipped.
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Step on no Pets
Lois posted a palindome today and so I searched for funny palindromes in English. The first one i found is the one in the title and I thought it was most unusual that I have the perfect doormat t o go with it. Kind of, at least.
So in our house you can NOT step on Henry but step on the doormat and clean your shoes.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Most Unusual
Red Heat
without Jim Belushi and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
This red head did not want to be posted under the heading rage. It’s almost exactly ten years ago. It was the 4 July. It was the hottest day of that year. And it was the birthday of a good (US)American friend as well as her wedding. There were loads of guests in the school gym cum assembly hall of the local primary school in the small village they were living. There was no ventilation, let alone air-conditioning. The heat was very close to unbearable especially with guests in more or less formal wear. Although my husband had chosen well wearing his kilt and thus having a breeze from below, he still had a red head and sweated throught the proceedings.
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