Nancy is the four-year-old daughter of Ellie, who cleans the house I rent in Jan and Feb once a week. She’s gone from shy to playful and teasing. She didn’t know I was watching for most of this little sequence. I was in the hammock on the other side of the porch:
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I bought this little ornament in China in 1979. Its face is silk and the rest is hand knitted and assembled. Exquisite workmanship. I bought a box of 8 or 10 of these ornaments, each different. Many I’ve given away over the years, but I have at least three left. I had purchased other wonderful little silk beaded animals when I was in Hong Kong in 1968 and still have some of those as well. I’ll be showing an ornament a day until Christmas.
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My niece Cintra and great niece Stephanie, forgottenman (Dux), assorted cats and a box of windup toys made for a relaxed and hilarious evening in Eagan, Minnesota. Tomorrow, back to Missouri.
“I Spy with My Little Eye. . .”
(A Walk Around Town)
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Lots of places here. To see their story, click on first photo to enlarge all and read the captions, then follow the arrows!!!
For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: https://ceenphotography.com/2018/10/16/cees-fun-foto-challenge-places-people-visit/
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https://witsend-travel.com/2018/09/21/weekly-photo-challenge-mundane/
From Giant Rubber Duckies and dolphins to drones. From big cars to toy trucks, boats to front-end loaders, horses to wings, everything in the world has a way to move itself around.
For the Wit’s End Challenge: Transportation.
https://ragtagcommunity.wordpress.com/2018/07/25/rdp-55-travel/
From the unusual shape of my friend Harriet’s lipstick to my false nail, here are some strange shapes I thought might work for this prompt of “Unusual Shapes.”
For the Photo Challenge: Unusual Shape.
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