It pays to weed the garden; found this little friend among the roses.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
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green chair reading nook story pen writing book cold wind dark outside cat purrs warm thighs sleepy now tea gone eyes close winter song
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- gwenlyn
- I still haven't read a Harry Potter book, and pretty sure I never will. And vampire books? Can't imagine.
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Awwww... he's cute :)
ReplyDeleteHi Gwenlyn :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Round Robin Challenges. My name is Carly. Neat little find you have there, I enjoy growing roses as well, and I can't wait to see more this year. :) Well done. I will be looking forward to seeing more photos from you in future challenges. Thanks for playing, and once again WELCOME!
Always, Carly
http://ellipsissuddenlycarly.blogspot.com
i like this....very cool idea.
ReplyDeleteso twice a month the challenge is issued and then you post your photo and adhere to the rules. is that right?
i love this kind of stuff...it sends me all over the internet.
...check out the virtual reality magazine. if you love photos, you'll be amazed. just google it. there is also a site 360 cities...again another google. the pictures are amazing.
cold here....very, very cold.
Welcome to the Round Robin Challenges! What a nice little find. We have a lot of roses that my husband tends to - I don't have the green thumb. I look forward to seeing you again.
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Hi all! Thanks for the warm welcome! I look forward to seeing your photos.
ReplyDeleteNancy - play along! and thanks for the reference!
Welcome to the Round Robins! What a cute little frog you have there!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Robins, and your little frog, too!
ReplyDeleteI took a look around your blog, and look forward to seeing more of your work.
Hello there, cute frog. I wish your picture was larger though to see more detail. Thanks for commenting on my blog too. Much appreciated
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Welcome to the Robins! You're off to a fine start. I love your little toad (or frog?), and definitely wouldn't expect him in winter! Very nice!
ReplyDelete(P.S. Sorry for my delay in commenting!)
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