Wednesday, January 24, 2007

on the other hand . . .

here's "mom and dad"!merry christmas!

and sky with her new skunk:
ps. would also like photo of neglected and forgotten baby pls.
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8 comments:

Nimmersatt said...

Tuchfrau means Tissue Woman or Silks Woman. As in the aerials equipment. And tuch does indeed mean cloth.

1:17 pm
Nimmersatt said...

But also silks or tissue.

1:17 pm
Gretta said...

go here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/snarkle/366419753

to see a foto of beautiful, spectacular COmet McNaught

saw it for first time last night from Mt Blackwood -

Halley's Comet was just a smudge in the sky, but this looks like Halley's Comet does in the Bayeux Tapestry (one day I'll see it)

1:44 pm
gumtreefid farmer said...

gosh, that's stunning! how lovely to see it. you can see the stars here tonight - it's been a long time since it's been clear enough. the saucepan is the same, but the rest are unfamiliar.

where is the bayeux tapestry?

fabulous jumpers! hope they're not tooooooo big. there wasn't a huge range of sizes. merry christmas!

photo of other dog? poor ailing lonely superseded dog?

9:20 pm
Gretta said...

the bayeux tapestry is in bayeux

1:38 am
gumtreefid farmer said...

yes, but where is bayeux?

glad superseded dog is well.

4:51 pm
Anonymous said...

Hi Lino
Bayeux is in France obviously. It depicts the Battle of Hastings. 'They' are not sure which side made it but it was probably the Normans.

My olds are also staying up late and going to high places in the dark to see this comet...

Much recovered from my illness now.

Great to see Eucyleaf on your blog!

9:08 am
gumtreefid farmer said...

don't "obviously" me, missy!

i mean, thankyou, HF.

ooo, is yr parental unit going to thte top of a mountain? coolness.

glad you're feeling better.

10:14 am

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