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Sandwich Time ~ Tuesday 4
Welcome once again to Toni Taddeo's Tuesday 4 . Sandwiches are a lunch time favorite. In the 1930s two favorite sandwiches were ham, p...
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I've been busy with a little of this and that over the past few days and still fighting a bit of cold symptoms. I've been taking my ... -
I've started a beginner's class in Kiswahili. Although there are probably a lot of Kiswahili speakers where I live, I've never c... -
We've been having gray skies and buckets of rain all week. The news reports a lot of flooding in various parts of the city. Other tha...
What an interesting perspective, you have a great imagination!
ReplyDeleteLove, Jan
Pretty! :) xx
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual sky! These look not like clouds, but like large paintbrush strokes on a blue canvas.
ReplyDeleteExcellent perspective, Penny. Thanks for sharing. Blessings and hugs Jo
ReplyDeleteBelated happy Thanksgiving to you !
ReplyDeleteand hope you'll feel a bit better this week end.. :-)
Like Ginny, I was imagining someone drying off their paint brushes on the sky!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sky!
ReplyDeleteWarm Aloha from Waikiki
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Hello blogging friends. I'm ecstatic that you all enjoyed the interesting sky scenes I posted. I was in awe of them when I saw them and was so glad I could capture them. Blessings to you all and thank you for taking the time to visit and comment.
ReplyDeletebeautiful sky scenes!
ReplyDeleteLove the earthbound, sky-gazing perspective. At first, I thought you'd captured photos of a flying saucer rather than a light pole. :)
ReplyDeleteLike Ginny, I was imagining someone drying off their paint brushes on the sky!
ReplyDeleteLove the earthbound, sky-gazing perspective. At first, I thought you'd captured photos of a flying saucer rather than a light pole. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual sky! These look not like clouds, but like large paintbrush strokes on a blue canvas.
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