A record of those unimportant little things that are too important to be forgotten.
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
A repertoire of facial gestures.
The early morning French news bulletin leads with the unusual story that ' After Jesus, Napoleon is the most famous person who has ever lived '. Must be a slow news day. How they arrive at this conclusion is unexplained.
Bob and Sophie are in fine form. Bob continues to work on his repertoire of facial gestures designed to scare passing pilgrims.
The sky has taken on that improbable Yves Klein blue that in England is only seen in photos in estate agents windows. The miracle of Photo Shop.
If there was any doubt summer is here the appearance of the first sunflowers provides incontrovertible proof.
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The blue sky in Arizona is what makes up for the the summer temperatures, the sky and the winter temperatures.
That's a real Australian sky. Ours disappeared behind rain clouds today....
Is that one of Bob's scary looks - the one with the teeth and the vicious snarl...? Don't tell him, but we laughed when we saw it, and it will certainly brighten the Pilgrim's day too !! He's such a comic....
Glorious blue skies. Is that why Sophie looks so happy - or is it the thought that the morose builders MAY be there tomorrow with their unguarded sandwiches?
Those pilgrims will be petrified!
Bobs Elvis impression. Fabulous.
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We'll settle for Napoleon. We'd last heard Adolph Hitler.
I believe Sophie is laughing at Bob in your second photo. (We're laughing too, Bob. You are a delight.)
What perfect views. Both sky and PONs.
We had Beef Wellington on Waterloo Day.
Bob knows all about the value of practicing any art!
--As I do every year, I look forward to your amazing sun flowers photos!
If Bob continues to do the grimacing/tooth thing, check his mouth if you haven't already. We had a Scottie who took to doing odd facial things, and in checking, he had a twig stuck in his teeth. He was quite happy at its removal.
Jo, Stella and Zkhat
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