A very quick zebra for you today.gotta run!
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Maurice visits an SCA event. Check out his own blog: Pink Rabbit Abroad
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100 word bucket
dogwood
wall
bear
wheat straw
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Please feel free to toss one into the bucket, and I'll write 100 words from it sometime.
wall
bear
wheat straw
aim
Please feel free to toss one into the bucket, and I'll write 100 words from it sometime.
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6 comments:
thanks for keeping an eye out for us!! steven
I could look at that for hours, really. Amazing.
That's some good zebra alright!
Love the zebra. Love the masthead.
I'm with shabby girl. Mesmerising patterns.
Would your dinosaurs like to come and visit for a while? I adore them (as do two others in da house).
I went to FSO, and read that you have suggested this topic of sound. I shall have to do the easy one as I am visiting Australia and people will wonder what this blind person is doing.
Your first commentary makes me want to add this, When I was living in Singapore university, we were living at the upstairs of a complex, so it didn't affect us.
But those on the downstairs, the car parks were directly (1 meter) from the kitchen window. My friends hate it when people reverse park. Some of them are not good parkers and they go back and forth, blowing all the petrol fumes into the kitchen, or in the morning, as they go to work, vroom again.
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