I'm not sure, but the sky is blue and Vicus has inspired me this morning. . .
chiaroscuro welcomes you, as does its host:
- I, Like The View
- no man is an island, a woman might be
- start in the middle and spread out in all directions - like the view; the beginning is too long ago and the end is too far away: start now. . .
pledge up, people
HEE HEE HEE
one a penny. . .
. . .like thoughts
sweetness and light. . .
I,LTV's xmas bonanza: secret santa 2009!
IF YOU WERE IN IT, YOU WERE IN IT
I,LTV Productions Presents an xmas
"The Search For The Missing Amulet"
lighting up the dark
I,LTV BURNS HER CANDLE
always on the go. . .
brought to you with
and once again for good measure
it makes the world go round
Mini-Teen's Keyrings
(part of her very, very large collection)
on travelling
ROCK
(he)ART
Rob Ryan
ERNST HAECKEL
your promised reward
MERELY A FICTITIOUS MOTIVATOR
RICHARD LONG
AOYAMA HINA
all words comprise
A COMBINATION
sometimes we get it right
sometimes we get it wrong
(those are erasers!)
sometimes we just have to colour it in
I could have hours of
FUN
approaching the end of the tunnel
11 comments:
You go Vicus!
I can dream!
The rumor is we'll get one degree above the freezing mark.....any bets? :-)
I can confirm that in North East Hampshire there are indeed many more crocuses in bloom than there were last week.
I could bring you more news from my daily walks, but I fear I would overshadow that prize twerp Gilbert White. It does not do to overshadow local talent too often.
It seems churlish, I know, but I misread the name of the young lady as Janis Joplin, and was looking forward to her putting a little bit of life into that piece of music.
And it's "Ralph", not "Rafe", it's got an L in it, like "Pillock".
we haven't sprung yet...hopefully soon!
Vicus not churlish - I thought she had a rather stupid name (and you're correct, it is Ralph with an L, as in violin)
Vicus I saw some snowdrop! I wasn't going to mention it, but nor you've referred to crocuses I feel that I can
Mel the sun warmed my cheeks - it was amazing!!!
fingers crossed that yours arrives soon enough
man he's lovely, that Vicus. .
. . .but don't let him know I told you
(-;
katherine. fingers crossed for you too
Can't match crocuses (mice eat our bulbs during the winter) but the almond trees are already in blossom and the mimosa is just about to burst. I don't think RVW, the great hero of one of my music lecturers, ever wrote anything about mimosa, did he?
Snowdrops....crocuses.....*sigh*
Piles of snow--8-10 foot deep yet. *sigh*
Soon.
I think I saw some melt today! :-)
Mel your winters always seem so much more wintery to me, but then your summers seem more summery!
Christopher oh! happy happy sigh, I do so love trees covered in blossom. . . and mimosa doesn't bring any tunes to mind (but then, my knowledge of things musical isn't totally comprehansive!)
oops - comprehensive
Expansively comprehensive?
I love the Lark. Is spring supposed to have sprung? I can never remember the date.
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