12 more word:
Twas me. I really like eggs.
Hence the staff bought styrofoam eggs.
Six Word Saturday
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Tag: Henry
Unexpected
It was cold and I rushed and when I got home I thought I had missed a blimp or a Zeppelin in the sky when I looked at the last photo on my camera SD-card.
I didn’t. It’s a leaf. Last on the camera’s SD-card.
Our grandkid’s backpack has been lying in front of this sideboard for days (tidying is no one’s favourite around here). And now it has started to sprout fur.
Last on the phone’s SD-card.
PS: I spent the last minutes of 2024 and the first hour of 2025 locked up with my husband and our cat and a bottle of bubbly in our bedroom because Henry wasn’t at all happy about the noise outside. We could eliminate the light effects by closing the shutters but couldn’t completely keep the noise outside. Henry was hiding under the bed while we were toasting the new year. And afterwards I had time to sit a the pc waiting for the youngsters to come back inside (they had gone into the nearby vineyards to shoot off their fireworks).
For Brian’s Last on the Card in December
Brief Shadow at the Ancient Villa
Six more words – a bonus Henry:
Six Word Saturday
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Creature Comfort
Know your place: you know that you are nothing but a bolster for your cat.
An Oldie but Goodie
Yes, I’ve used this photo of my ferocious cat before. Yes, Henry intimidates me on occasion.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Ferocious
Happy Birthday, Dear Henry
It’s Henry’s birthday today. He is not great with cat toys and other items designed for cats. The only toy he is really interested in is a dangler toy with a human attached. Anything else, like a fish moving when touched, laser pointers, intelligent feeders … Continue reading Happy Birthday, Dear Henry
Practising an Old Artform
The art is called “looking down the road to will expected humans to come home”. We have a single word for that in German (or possibly only in our local dialect): herbeigucken. Henry is a master at it. Once he spotted us, he’d deny he … Continue reading Practising an Old Artform
No Shining Required
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Rise
#8 There’s a Crack in the Teapot, oh Henry!
Can you still see the cracks in the lid? I glued it well, didn’t I? PS: The cracks are on the back. Square #8 in May: Reconstruct
Empty and Not
The pews in this church have been changed to chairs. It’s more comfortable and more flexible catering for smaller congregations. This former chapel in a former fortress now youth hostel has practical chairs that totally clash with the old beams and stones. A modern type … Continue reading Empty and Not
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