I'll Show You Mine If You Show Me Yours - Sat Jan 13

Annie Deighnaugh

8 years ago

Because it's all about that bass, 'bout that bass, no treble...

I'll never make it as a Nat Geo photographer...I only ever get the butt shots!

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8 years ago

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lgmd_gaz
8 years ago
A couple old pictures. I never cease to be amazed at the craftsmanship in nature.

A hornets nest
And what the Blue jays did to it after several killing frosts. The architecture is exquisite.
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User
8 years ago
Since Gaz is posting old photos...:0)
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
8 years ago
Menu boards in Guadeloupe. A French territory, everything is Euros.
lgmd_gaz
8 years ago
Jim, how does a Euro compare to the US dollar.
murraysmom Zone 6a OH
8 years ago
Nicole, you will remember this one. Gazania, a dollar is equal to .8195 Euro.
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8 years ago
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Yep...Teddy was a gorgeous horse. Your friend drew him well too! :0) Has she drawn Carmelita?
hooked123
8 years ago
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
8 years ago
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8 years ago
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jim....that's expensive! Did you eat at touristy places? In Ubud we had a white table cloth, white cloth napkins--fancy dinner for 2 w/ a little anise after dinner drink = $6 total We paid in rupees.
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
8 years ago
We were on a morning tour. We did not eat local, we returned to the ship. Free (in a way).
murraysmom Zone 6a OH
8 years ago
Nicole, Colleen painted Carmelita. It's just ok. It was her very first try at oil painting so it still is good.
lindaohnowga
8 years ago
Sabboth, your cat reminds me so much of my little Milo....that gray fur on the belly and the big fluffy tail.
OklaMoni
8 years ago
socks
8 years ago
Lgmd.....I had one of those paper hornet nests hanging in my classroom for many years. It was just hanging from a small branch with the air conditioner blowing on it, yet it stayed in tact all those years. Amazing. Birds probably use the paper for nests.Thanks for the pic.
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8 years ago
murraysmom.....Dang! That girl has skills! Carmelita's little shiny nose....just perfect!!!!!!!!!
murraysmom Zone 6a OH
8 years ago
LOL, thanks, Nicole. Yes, she is an amazing artist. You should see her stuff now! She did a painting of an eagle that you would swear you could reach out and touch it live!! Her attention to details is wonderful. She did my painting from a photo that I emailed to her. And that was her first attempt at oil painting. Prior she had done almost exclusive drawing, sometimes using colored pencils. She is an engineer by trade.

Moni, I love your picture. Can you imagine the talent it takes to do something like that? Fantastic!! Thanks for sharing that one.