Authentic Nautical Accessories, and Custom Furnishings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_gtGfAail4 Livin' easyLovin' freeSeason ticket on a one way rideAskin' nothin'Leave me beTakin' everythin' in my strideDon't need reasonDon't need rhymeAin't nothin' that I'd rather doGoin' downParty timeMy friends are gonna be there too I'm on the highway to hellOn the highway to hellHighway to hellI'm on the highway to hell No stop signsSpeed limitNobody's …
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A shot of the pear tree in my garden.
Despite the 36 degree windy weather this is what's in bloom today in my woodland garden
We like to think of ourselves as being unique.
"Don't worry; it will all work out." if you hear those words run like hell for the exit.
Proteus was known for his ability to escape by changing his shape or appearance. It's a handy skill to have when you need it. On the other hand being Protean to conceal your lack of conviction can brand you as shallow.Â
"Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant." - Robert Louis Stevenson
I am jumping the gun on this by week or so, but this Trout Lily blossomed last year nit too far from this date.
I carved intermittently from the 1960s through the mid-seventies. Going to graduate school put an end to most carving activities, and I didn't pick it up again until 1992.
I decided to participate in the Share your worked action hosted by Melanie C Bee. Here is my response.
A dose of fetish. Good friends. An incomparable muse.
Adventures in Creative Writing by A.M. Moscoso
Rural doctor, mom, writes poems, dance, sing.
Random musings on life, society, and politics.
From the Existential to the Mundane - From Poetry to Prose
Navigating life through grandparenthood, chronic illness, dream work, and other inspirations
History and Hardware of Warfare
Moving with the tides of history
Careening through life and learning stuff
Reflections on Life through poetry, essays and photos
Welcome to the Anglo Swiss World
Alternative haven for the Daily Post's mourners!
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A blog by Shreyas
Documenting some of the most prominent engine designs and uses of the 1930's-1960's
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