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aslifeevolves.com
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| | | | | I will admit to thinking twice about responding to this challenge since I severely neglected my photography hobby this past year, but I still managed to take a lot of pictures. The photos below make me smile for various reasons, and you will probably pick up on the fact that most of them are whimsical.... | |
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pigletinportugal.com
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| | | | | If we were having coffee, I'd tell you that while I had an upbeat week, it wasn't without its ups and downs, but that's life, yes? Monday, I was absolutely frazzled. It made me realise that while I may think I am twenty, my body reminds me otherwise. My day started very early with blood... | |
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thistlesandkiwis.org
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| | | | | The first and second of January are public holidays here in New Zealand. Lots of places are closed, things are quiet and the only people out and about are walking their dogs, going for a run, or in town, lost tourists trying to find a cafe that is open. Add in really bad weather (it... | |
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wetanddustyroads.com
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| | | 'Gebraaide Snoek' (Fish on the fire) We really like snoek - in fact, it's probably the most loved fish in our house. The traditional way to eat snoek is to braai it fresh from the sea on the fire while basting it with a very unique sauce. What is 'snoek'? Snoek is a type of... | ||
