Sir Gadabout has flair but Zog the dragon has got THE FLARE!
When Axel Scheffler visited Weinheim for the unveiling of a statue of the Gruffalo, the creature he created to illustrate Julia Donaldson’s text, he also introduced Zog the dragon, part of the air ambulance team in their newest children’s book series.
Linked to One Word Sunday: flare or flair.
Dreamland. The undiscovered land? Perhaps. At least, the not-quite-(yet?)-discovered land.
What do these furballs dream of? Do they dream at all?
And how about stones? Do they dream?
Dreaming: Going through a door … but which side is dreamside?
The important thing, though, is: Let your dreams outlast the night.
Linked to One Word Sunday: Dream.
Being alone does not suit this little creature.
They prefer hanging out together.
Animals seem to have it easier with keeping company these days.
For One Word Sunday: Company.
Inversion. According to the Cambridge dictionary: a situation “in which something is changed so that it is the opposite of what it was before” or “in which something is turned upside down”.
I started out simple. Schoolyard inversion.
Moving on to the animal world. Dragon fly handstand.
Head over heals squirrel.
Why not try it with ordinary objects? Inverted plank.
Tipped tractor.
Overturned reflection.
A vineyard mirrored in a puddle. The first shot is the inverted one.
Linked to One Way Sunday: Inversion.
Where is it?
Can you see it?
It never came out of its hiding and I couldn’t get a closer look. Sorry for the pun. Of course, the fowl is a moorhen.
Linked to One Word Sunday: Where?
Verspannte Teilung, a bronze sculpture in Michelstadt im Odenwald. It’s open to interpretation. If you put a sphere in a vice and misalign the pieces, you end up with a distorted globe.
For One Word Sunday: Division.
I couldn’t find any evidence that Mark Twain was ever in Lüneburg, although he spent a considerable amount of time in Germany. But now he sits next to the river Ilmenau in the middle of town and is open to any kind of discussion you would like to have with him.
What an inspiration an exchange with the man can be!
Linked to One Word Sunday: Inspiration.
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Homonym can have the same spelling or the same pronunciation, although the latter are more correctly called homophones. Homophones are actually my bane when typing. I often right a homophone and only notice it when I reed it later rather then than their. There really annoying. I find it heart to bare and it bothers me that this seams to happen more often lately. But as a result I no a lot of homophones wright of the bat.
But for One Word Sunday: Homonyms I found too photos in my virtual jest which have 2 homophones combined in won picture.
Linked to One Word Sunday: Pareidoliia.
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