I am orangefiery asa sunsetbright asan Autumnleaf –brilliant in the waninghours. (Art my own)
Melancoly drags –one young lovelorn foot stuck inregret’s muddy path –ignores what is near, mistakeswhat if for what is. Tragic. (Tuesdays, I borrow from Twitter. Image my own)
Cheer growth –beneath a heavy cloud coverCanada goose passesoverhead, while Iwander Wander –behind a veil of rainy greylens poised to capture life –swallows swoop andrise up Rise up –over rushing waters, branch high,blackbirds huddle, demand my attention –focus Focus –reveals newness: buds breaking through,colours promising thatchilly winds disperse,cheer growth Cheer growth –behind a veil of […]
Pair-a-Dice is hilarious. Love it!
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Lol. Thanks
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Oh dear, glad you explained the gravesite VJ. It went from odd to really sweet. And Pair-A-Dice is really clever!
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Lol. Yes, it’s all in the perspective
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Excellent. Is it risky to use the storage site, or just a toss up? 🤔
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Lol
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Lovely! 🙂 ❤
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Thanks Deborah. Hope you are well
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Unusual images. I’ve never thought of a storage facility as paradise. Maybe “Pair a Dice” means it’s a gamble that your stuff won’t be ruined while it sits in storage?
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That’s what I wondered, lol
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😀
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It is evident. Such tenderness. You can tell a lot about people from what is left at their gravesite, as well as the people who leave the items. Clearly loved. And I loved the dice storage, kind of two messages there. And Willy Wonkas sounds good about now.
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I agree; the little gnomes paint a portrait. Thanks.
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It’s a cute idea.
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