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Cormorants are taking advantage of every branch of this tree that has become partially submerged in the waters of the rising Lake Chapala.
For: Bird of the Day (BOTD) challenge.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day prompt.
Fatuous Flattery
I knew him as a rowdy member of our town constabulary,
noted for his bumbling but not lauded for vocabulary.
So when he whispered “pulchritudinous” with raspy voice
though he could have just said, “beautiful,” I wondered at his choice.
He could have called me riveting or gorgeous or just cute.
All those other adjectives I never would refute.
But when a noted doofus picks his words from a thesaurus,
I fear it has no other kinder effect than to jar us.
The fact that he would woo me being nothing but absurd,
nonetheless he might have won me if he’d used a different word!
Words of the day are pulchritudinous, raspy, rowdy and riveting.
photo by Jordan on Unsplash. Used with permission.
My hibiscus flowers are loving the rainy season. Here they are in all of their stages.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day prompt.
Gloria has actually taken photographs for more than seven days, but I’ve neglected to post some and combine others. Here are her most recent shots:. I’m very curious about that first shot..any ideas about how she did it? Look for her six other photo shoots in earlier blogs, including an explanation about how this assignment came about.
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Gloria’s continued with her daily photography assignment since she went home, so wanted to share her floral and plant offering for Cee’s Flower prompt:
For Cee’s FOTD prompt.
I couldn’t figure out how to embed this, but if you click on the link below, you can read about this fiasco planned in the year I graduated from high school. How is it that I didn’t hear of it then? Lack of an internet, I suppose.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 