Song Lyrics Sunday: It’s Getting Better

This week in Jim Adams’ Song Lyrics Sunday, we were to post a song with Good/Better/Best/Great. Yes, it was the Beatles song that first made me type in the words “It’s Getting Better” on YouTube. Being a longtime Beatles fan, I thought, yeah, this is one of the theme songs of my generation, of my […]

Square Perspectives: Fungi

My contribution for Day 4 of Becky’s Square Perspectives is 3 perspectives of fungi growing on a tree.

FOTD: Coneflower

Cee’s FOTD 7/5/20

30-Day Film Challenge: Days 3 & 4 – Lina Wertmuller and British Humor

Sandman Jazz is back with a new 30-day challenge, this time about movies. Days 3 & 4 can be combined because both of the movies that made me laugh (Day 3) so hysterically I nearly peed my pants start with “The” (which is Day 4). Back in the 70s, I got really into foreign films […]

CFFC: Painting of Many Kinds, Times & Places

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge this week is anything painted.

FOTD: Gerbera Daisies

The gerbera daisy I planted in my garden plot has thrived and grown more blooms! Cee’s FOTD 7/4/20

Perspectives Great & Small

Sometimes a photograph cannot convey the bigness or smallness of something unless it is given perspective by including another object whose dimensions we are familiar with. For example, I can post photos of the immense pillars of Karnak in Egypt, built 3,500 years ago, but you can really get an idea of how massive they […]

30-Day Film Challenge: Over & Over Again (Day 2)

Sandman Jazz has a new 30-Day challenge for July, all about movies! I didn’t respond to Day 1 because I can’t remember what was the first movie I ever saw in a theater (probably 60 years + ago!). Day 2: A film you watched over and over as a child: I have a few different […]

FOTD: Dianthus

Cee’s FOTD: 7/3/20

RDP: Flatus

When I saw the Ragtag Daily Prompt for today, I laughed! Really? I thought. Does that mean what I think it does? Indeed it does – I looked it up, and here’s a little etymology: Flatus comes from 17th century Latin (I imagine Chaucer made good use of it!), and literally means “blowing.” I don’t […]