Here are a few favourite subjects that have unwittingly posed for my camera. The Lion with its huge mane and majestic appearance, has to be the indisputable King of Beasts. This beautiful Eagle Owl was a most inscrutable poser ever. Posted in My life and world.

For the nth time, I wish I could put into words the thoughts burning in my mind. I do not know how you could take interest in reading all these muddled thoughts. March 16, 2018 by arlene. These words I think ring true for all grandmothers and grandchildren out there. I showed it to Nissa and she said Nate would surely love this one. a simple toy that would probably bring a smile to his face.

A breath-taking little river with rows of colorful houses. In Nyhavn is where you found your happiness. You now understand why you took your. Short walk through these cobblestones. It was not so much where you were,. The little wide-eyed child that you embraced,. Those two Polish girls singing by the boat,. And the man you held hands with,. Who checked every small piece of amber. But could not afford one. You walked out of the store giggling.

Notes from a Swedish amateur photographer Ulrika Undén. Why I started the blog.

My Strange, Wonderful Experiences and Adventures as I Travel through the World. The most beautiful in the world is, of course, the world itself. -Wallace Stevens Published as part of Wordless Wednesday. Anna Quindlen Published as part of Wordless Wednesday. Bridge on the River Kwai.

Kings Lynn one sunny Sunday.

What makes ampalaya bitter and why I chose frogs over this super bitter gourd vegetable. It is the fruit of a vine grown year-round in the Philippines. Ampalaya for sale at a Philippine market.

There have been some interesting variations in the weather this January. First it was cold and snowy, then it got warm and over the weekend there was a tornado warning. A Little Snow Before Christmas.

Occasionally cruel, April has a gentle side as well, tempering thunderstorms and late frosts with soft rains and sunny warm days that coerce you outdoors with unspoken promises.