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12 comments:
Oh oh
He's a poet
and doesn't know it
But his feet show it.
hohoho!! MB
Health food is so boring, but I like the shop.
The photo looks like a tangletown of plants! Got your message...you're up early. LOVE history classes; I and a colleague taught a combined World Studies class: he taught the history and I taught the literature. Other colleagues did the same with American history and lit. The ONLY way to teach these classes. Have a good week, Jacob and Lois!!
Makes sense to me o thou poet.
Ya, looks like you better be healthy to find your way in. hahahah
Lush.
Very welcoming and easy to reach. Not!
Following on VP wrote, you know the difference between the American mother and a European mother, don't you, Jacob? The American mother says to her kid, "Eat it, it's good for you!" while the European mother says, "Eat it, it's good!" :-D
Great jungle outside! And I like your poem too! :-)
I guess they are really "green" at this place!
The "green" of your photo is wonderful! Nice job, Jacob!
Only between us, I'm in a bike phase here, I mean that when I'm with my camera, I'm always searching some bike to take pictures and do some compositions! :)
Wonderful picture!
Léia
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