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The Numbers Game: #110

And Judy’s number today is- 232

A collection of potted plants, including carnivorous species, arranged on a windowsill under artificial lighting. The scene shows various plant sizes and shapes, with some pots displaying roots and soil.
Carniviverous plants
A close-up view of various orchid plants, featuring purple and orange flowers, alongside green foliage, set against a window with natural light filtering through.
Orchid
A tabby cat sitting on a perch, partially wrapped in colorful Christmas lights, with a visible battery pack beside it.
Marcus ligtens up
Carved wooden wall art depicting a sailboat with two large sails and a small flag, set against a textured wood background.
Steam Yacht Zaida
A black eight ball with a white circle displaying the number 8, sitting on a wooden surface amidst tangled wires and electronic devices.
thetrustworthy Magis Eightball
A decorative wooden fan with intricate cutouts, placed on a multicolored woven mat.
An Ed Menard cedar bird
Close-up of a katana handle featuring ornate gold and black detailing, with a sharp blade partially visible.
hilt decoration on a Japanese sword
A detailed bust sculpture of a historical figure with a prominent mustache and elaborate collar, displayed against a dark background.
Sir Walter Raleigh figurehead
  • Last winter’s dispay of carnivvierous plants
  • orchids
  • Marcus in a celebratory Christmas mood
  • A carved portrait I did of the steam yacht Zaida
  • The trustworty Magic Eightball
  • Ed Menard is a skilled Vermont woodcarver. This miniature cedar fan is one of his works. What Talent!
  • The decoration on the hilt of a Japanese sword
  • A Sir Walter Raleigh figurehead in the collection of the Peabody Essex Museum, in Salem, Massachusetts

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7 Replies to “The Numbers Game: #110”

  1. Your cats don’t get into your plants? Pumpkin, the infamous sponge and kitchen towel eater, would be chomping at the bit to get to any greenery I would have inside. I so miss having plants in the house, but I cannot take a chance.

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