I seem to be having some difficulty keeping up at the moment...mind you, after about 6 years in these here parts I don't think it matters too much if I miss a few days.
I am a confirmed and certifiable nutbar with a penchant for skulls, bones, blood, guts, fire and anything slightly peculiar and mostly bizarre. I also...
Good to know that there is something left to live for.
Being nosy or, euphemistically, curious... I had to try tosee the title of the opened book but sadly the top of the pages were too blurry for me to read however, one or two lines were in focus, and the one easiest to read was, "There is something left to live for..." . A good, and maybe a needed message for many of us these days.
The skull is most impressive! I am also intrigued as to what the books are. This is my 6th year every year I think that's enough and then still come back for more!
@jgpittenger Thanks very much :) @darylo That's what my wife said about things popping out as well... @haskar Thanks very much :) @jacqbb Thank you very much :) @linnypinny Thanks very much :) @pdulis Thank you kindly :) @swchappell Damn it...I love a good argument ;) @julzmaioro Nope...ain't goin' anywhere in a hurry... @koalagardens Just another 48 hours closer to the inevitable end of it all!!! @maggiemae I'm always right, and if you're looking for the story in this shot I can give you a helpful hint: there isn't one (that I am aware of...if you choose to make one up then I shan't argue) @redy4et Thanks - for a change it didn't have gin in it... @kjarn Thanks very much :) @rjb71 In this order, from top to bottom:
Sir Walter Scott - Kenilworth (that's the open book)
Some bird - Pride & Prejudice
Some other bird - Wuthering Heights
That chick - Vanity Fair @monikozi Thank you so much :) @taffy What mind?? ;) @wrightangle Thanks very much :) @gardencat The open book is Kenilworth by Sir Walter Scott. @brigette Ditto :) @fiveplustwo I'll try not to let that happen again... @jackies365 Thank you very much :)
@cristie I'm so sorry ;) @blueberry1222 Typecast again! ;) @gamelee Usually when people arrive at our humble abode they spend a good while looking around before they finally sit down... @aikiuser Thank you kindly :)
This is superb. So much to figure out and grateful it doesn't have any political connections. As for creativity, you can't push it or force it to the surface so, ride the wave of down-time and just 'be' for a while.
If this is what you come up with on an off day I’m completely impressed. I stopped 365 about 6 or 7 years ago because I put too much pressure i think to view, respond, post. It’s nice to just play it my way this time around and stick around for a long time. Such a nice community.
@carolinesdreams I'm not as hard on myself as I was for the first 4 years...whenever it happens these days! @joysabin I'm over the politics and I've learned that if you push too hard you may just have a nasty accident...
Being nosy or, euphemistically, curious... I had to try tosee the title of the opened book but sadly the top of the pages were too blurry for me to read however, one or two lines were in focus, and the one easiest to read was, "There is something left to live for..." . A good, and maybe a needed message for many of us these days.
@darylo That's what my wife said about things popping out as well...
@haskar Thanks very much :)
@jacqbb Thank you very much :)
@linnypinny Thanks very much :)
@pdulis Thank you kindly :)
@swchappell Damn it...I love a good argument ;)
@julzmaioro Nope...ain't goin' anywhere in a hurry...
@koalagardens Just another 48 hours closer to the inevitable end of it all!!!
@maggiemae I'm always right, and if you're looking for the story in this shot I can give you a helpful hint: there isn't one (that I am aware of...if you choose to make one up then I shan't argue)
@redy4et Thanks - for a change it didn't have gin in it...
@kjarn Thanks very much :)
@rjb71 In this order, from top to bottom:
Sir Walter Scott - Kenilworth (that's the open book)
Some bird - Pride & Prejudice
Some other bird - Wuthering Heights
That chick - Vanity Fair
@monikozi Thank you so much :)
@taffy What mind?? ;)
@wrightangle Thanks very much :)
@gardencat The open book is Kenilworth by Sir Walter Scott.
@brigette Ditto :)
@fiveplustwo I'll try not to let that happen again...
@jackies365 Thank you very much :)
@blueberry1222 Typecast again! ;)
@gamelee Usually when people arrive at our humble abode they spend a good while looking around before they finally sit down...
@aikiuser Thank you kindly :)
@joysabin I'm over the politics and I've learned that if you push too hard you may just have a nasty accident...