

My pencil case. My students know: if it’s small, I mean business!


Little – big – BIGGER!f My plants know: if I take the big watering can, I mean business.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Little – Large
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My pencil case. My students know: if it’s small, I mean business!


Little – big – BIGGER!f My plants know: if I take the big watering can, I mean business.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Little – Large
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Crocus is usually the first colour in spring – lilac and yellow.

And then it’s WoW!

Appreciated not only by us humans.

LET ME GET AT IT NOW!!!
And I have bonus photo from yesterday when winter was officially burned, once again:

The Cosmic Photo Challenge: It’s Spring
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I went exploring yesterday in a new area which was dismal. Still brown and grey and no colours anway. But the overgrown path looked as if it wanted to suck me into a tunnel.

The only thing that hinted at the end of winter were the little white blooms on the blackthorns, the earliest bloomers in the woods.




Yet there was something in the air that promised more colours to come (see the hint of blue in the sky?).
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Out in Nature
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I like the effect. Let’s add to it!


In the budgy aviary there is always a blur of yellow, green and blue.
Same colours, different subjects.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Involuntary Camera Movement
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On Friday I went out to photograph the first spring flowers. When I saw your cosmic prompt I thought: “Ugh. Winter. What is winter?!”
On Saturday we woke up to this:
Winter. Ach so. That’s what he meant.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: One Winter’s Morning
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