Gish- Yeah, when I saw those words I had to take a snap. :)
Essequibo- You know I passed that 2nd image about 3 times in a course of 1 week before I took a picture. It had that same effect on me too. This is especially true if you could see the area surrounding it. Thanks.
That second one really touches me. I wonder if it's the plant we call croton or another we call Joseph's coat? My mother usually knows.
Sculptures, statues...if they had nude ones or semi-nude ones here, people would Holler! Protest! Bad influence on children, etc etc. Even though there are mad people walking stark nekkid around town and sane men who pee in public on the roadside. Oh the ironies of life :-D
GG, This is a strange world indeed. I think that this overwhelming attitude towards the human body lends itself to devious behavior. (The Talented Mr Ripley: "How's the peeping, Tommy?") *smile*
If showers are for dirty people, then the English people must be very clean ;)
Happy Friday!! Have a good weekend.
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I was gonna say how I loved the sculpture, and I do, but I read the comment from guyana girl and its the same here. Once I shaperoned a 4th grade class to the musuem and we were instructed not to go in the hall of statues for that very reason, they said it was pornographic??? ever watch MTV?
Bougie- That's a great idea. Would you buy one? :)
Anon- Thank you and welcome!
Prisoner's Wife- Thank you so much! I'll keep on doing what I do and as soon as I get that show I'll hit you up. :) I hope that all is well with you and yours. Many Blessings~
Delaleuverses- I really like those two as well. I put them first for that reason. Thanks.
I love the new HAT pic. I see you switchin it up for em. Love the pics - you took me into the weekend with a smile. I appreciate that. I posted for you last week. Hope you have a FINE Monday.
Aw the infamous Dupont Circle of one of my favourite movies "The American President" , lol Thank you so much for these lovely images Stephen. I see there is beauty even when there is chaos. :p Sandy
Mumbo Jumbo Noun. 1. Confusing or incomprehensible language or activity. 2. An obscure ritual or incantation. [Mandingo origin.] American Heritage Dictionary Of the English Language Mumbo sauce? Anyone who has ever traveled east of the Anacostia River has heard the term, Mumbo Sauce. What do I mean by east of the river? I mean if you have ventured anywhere near Benning Road, Wheeler Road, Southern Avenue, or Minnesota Avenue in North/Southeast Washington, D.C. There is no way that you can go into any Korean owned and operated “Kerry-Out” [ trans. Carry-Out food ] in DC and not hear someone order french fries with chicken wings and Mumbo Sauce. Impossible! Some like it on the chicken and others (like me) like it on the side. I’ve always thought of Mumbo Sauce as a DC thang, but where did it really come from? Actually, Mumbo Sauce originated on Chicago's Southside in the early 1950s by a man named Argia B. Collins, who was known for his famous ribs and barbeque Mumbo Sauce. N...
I grew up in the Linda Pollin Memorial Housing Projects. First of all, I did not know that it was built in memory of Abe Pollin's daughter. In fact, I didn't even know the name, Abe Pollin. I was a child, so I thought it was just a name given to the apartments. At the time, my siblings and I had no idea that we lived in a housing project. Well, the complex had a swimming pool, and the grounds were well kept. Also, it didn't resemble the well known surrounding projects like Valley Green , Condon Terrace , or Wahler Place . The manager was Ms. Royster who was sort of a no-nonsense type of landlord based on the conversations I heard from grownups. However, she seemed nice; plus, we all played with and knew her son, John. Well, although Mr. Pollin passed away back in 2009, I would still like to thank him for building the "LP" as we used to call it. When I became old enough to learn that it was built by Mr. Pollin to honor his ...
Who knew that Frederick Douglass had a great smile? Whenever I think of Slaves or Freedman, I think of individuals who have been mistreated and worn. However, this is not true. Read this description of Frederick Douglass around the time of this death: His appearance on the platform was imposing. His height was over 6 feet and his weight was fully 200 pounds. His complexion was swarthy rather than black. His head was covered with a great shock of white hair. A large head, low forehead, high cheekbones, and large mouth, with gleaming white teeth , were some of the noticeable characteristics of his appearance. As a speaker he was characterized by his earnestness. He made but few gestures and used simple language. My thoughts and imagination: As I look at his face, I imagine him in a happy moment smiling or laughing. Looking at his eyes, I can imagine that is eyes are barely visible depending on how wide his smile. I imagine him at his most joyful time...
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I change because I does what I do. :)
Hello! Stay tuned for more.
Gish-
Yeah, when I saw those words I had to take a snap. :)
Essequibo-
You know I passed that 2nd image about 3 times in a course of 1 week before I took a picture. It had that same effect on me too. This is especially true if you could see the area surrounding it. Thanks.
Sculptures, statues...if they had nude ones or semi-nude ones here, people would Holler! Protest! Bad influence on children, etc etc. Even though there are mad people walking stark nekkid around town and sane men who pee in public on the roadside. Oh the ironies of life :-D
This is a strange world indeed. I think that this overwhelming attitude towards the human body lends itself to devious behavior. (The Talented Mr Ripley: "How's the peeping, Tommy?") *smile*
Happy Friday!! Have a good weekend.
Life is always the winner.
Regarding #4 -- You're wrong for that -- got a sistah jonezing for Krispy Kreme! You are just wrong...wrong...wrong.
Have a blessed weekend-mine is off to a great start :-)
I'm so glad I came by here today.
Thank you Stephen!
TS
You truly inspire me.
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LOL! I thought it was the teeth. :)
Tu s-
That's crazy! We pretend to be more decent that we portray. This is why we have so many peepers. :)
Gnight-
Thank you so much. I like your photos for some of the same reasons. :)
Cergie-
Yes, life is wonderful and strange. :)
Michelle-
Comedian, Bruce Bruce said that sign will make you wreck your car! :)
Suzy-
Good to see you! Thanks. :)
UB-
Thank you dear lady. *smile* I'll link to your new spot. Thanks.
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you're getting mighty NICE with the lens.
That's a great idea. Would you buy one? :)
Anon-
Thank you and welcome!
Prisoner's Wife-
Thank you so much! I'll keep on doing what I do and as soon as I get that show I'll hit you up. :)
I hope that all is well with you and yours. Many Blessings~
Delaleuverses-
I really like those two as well. I put them first for that reason. Thanks.
The flower looks soo pristine against the dullness of the contrasting background.
HOWD YOU DO THAT??
:-D
GnightGirl pointed me your way. Be well.
Great picture of the flower. Of course, it takes a talented eye and a full heart to notice beauty at one's feet.
Blessings,
Geoffrey
Thank you so much. That is my favorite too.
JB-
Thanks, but I just saw it there and "Snap!" :)
Chez-
Thanks and welcome! I'll be by to visit you as well today.
Geoffrey-
Thanks! You know, I'm always looking at the ground. It's not that I'm sad, but sometimes I find money. :)
Blessings~
Writer-
Thank you for the blessings. I'll try to bring more by weeks end. Peace~
My pleasure. I'm glad that I can put a smile on ya face. :) Yeah, I enjoy switching things up. Plus, I had to show off my new cap from Italy.
Thanks! I'll have to come over to read what's going on with you. :)
Sandy
Yes, chaotic beauty. That's sort of like a quiet storm or peaceful riot. :)Maybe not, but I like the words.