Daily Pics - Thursday July 2, '09
a cloudy dreary day here so far, but this Osteospemum 'Sunny' Dark Amanda' is sure to cheer you up
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Beautiful, sunny blossoms do start the day off right. It's been sunny and bright for days on end lately.
24 hours daylight continues even as we've lost 2 1/2 minutes already. The visiting gkids are keeping us on our toes:))
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I bet they are keeping you going, Kiska. :> How are your flower boxes doing??
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Permalink Reply by Andy P on
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Hmm, I may be wrong. I've seen the term, it's either this or the hollow left when a tree is uprooted.
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Permalink Reply by roknrolhrt on -
As always, a nice collection of photos. Louie, we need your 'Sunny' Dark Amanda' close-up on the main page!
Nettie and I are off to Kansas City for the Royals-White Sox game Friday night, fireworks, and a KC steak dinner on the Fourth of July to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Yep, we got married on Independence Day.
Have a great & safe Fourth of July weekend, everyone. You too, Louie!
After The Game: Nationals vs Orioles at National's Park in Washington, DC-Summer 2008
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Sounds like a perfect Independence Day/Anniversary celebration, Rok. :)
Love the stadium shog.
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Susan, I went up on my butt...on the right side, 2 steps higher than the guy with the red back pack...
Nice shot of the two of you. Coincidentally, I just finished watching Jeopardy which I had recorded earlier. I was especially curious after Jenterline had asked about the NYC librarian.
awesome geometry Jill!!
same here Susan...
posted some of mine for Jill....I had one regret and that was not having a 2nd camera when I was up top....now I'll never get the chance!
you've said it all Susan!!
nice to see both of you together!
it was such an amazing place!
ha, I see others coming down the way I had to! Now I don't feel so bad!
ah, how well I remember this!
wow, I guess it's a good thing I did this 20 years ago! Even with extreme vertigo, it was an experience to remember!
I climbed those millions of stairs too - about 20 years ago - and experienced such vertigo at the top that I was afraid I wasn't going to be able to get down! Eventually I went down on my butt, step by step.....!
and no, I don't know the NYC librarian who was on Jeopardy - you are the second person to ask me that :)
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