I like to think of gravy as a beverage...

Amazing. How did this movie ever get made? Those songs are tuneless. No melody that sticks in your head unless it's been played so many times that you can identify it as a 'song'. sheesh

Years ago I had read an article about ships gone down in the Great Lakes and how the water was so cold that bodies did not decay. There had been reports of scuba divers investigating wrecks where they found the sailors still inside the ships. They stated that it was the eeriest thing they had ever found.

I'm expecting some sort of Squid Games knock off. I guess it's cheaper to do a reboot than to use a brand new story. It would be so refreshing to watch a movie that's an original story because there are so many people writing books and a lot of their stories are worth watching. And I am weary of all of those comic book action heroes. Perhaps it's time to put the spandex away for a few decades and start treating viewers as though their IQs are higher than a 3rd grader?

Looks about right. Just as I would have imagined it. Nowadays we'd call it "shabby chic".

And here I thought it was going to be about a cat. A moggy.

geez, that xray hurts just to look at it.

Utterly mesmerizing. And, so beautiful. What a splendid imagination this man has.

No, thanks. I've heard enough.

What a great idea/invention! I had no idea we had the technology to make such a card. 10/10

My father was a master beekeeper and grew flowers and edible plants on his 1 acre for his bees to polinate. He always had his yearly Farmer's Almanac in his home and planted his seeds according to the info inside his Almanac.

Now that was something unexpected. If I could do pretty much anything/see anybody/go anywhere/etc I doubt I would have thought to do that, but now? OMG, I would be doing something like this every time. Now I'm feeling a bit sad...

Reminds me of those tests some teachers would give you with the instruction to read the entire test before writing in your answers. The ones who read the entire test first found out at the bottom that all they needed to do was write their name at the top of the page and hand it in.

Some single spiders can make pretty big webs. When I lived in Louisiana we had a huge orb spider - maybe 2 or more inches, which is big to me! - build it's web every night hanging from the top of our backdoor overhang. It started and it would stretch all the way to our detached garage. It was a work of art and an engineering fete to behold. And every morning the web and spider would be nowhere to be seen. I wish I had thought to photograph it.

You know, those 'bundling baby' and 'containing baby' don'ts? Well, heck, they sure worked for me. Although, unlike the drawing, I never let an arm or leg stick out of the grocery bag. They have grabby little hands and catch on everything. But I must admit turning the hose on a baby that's gone to town with the Hershey squirts is a quick solution to a very messy problem.