Two seagulls in the sun at Opossum Bay. March 2010.
Theme Thursday. Hmmmm.
My tendency to pick the image and title prior to learning the topic often makes it hard.
Here we go:
Here you can see picks number 19 (foreground) and 23 (background) in the twenty-seventh annual Tasmanian seagull DRAFT. 19 is a lithe, cheeky, receiver- sort who's good on the outside of packs with a healthy turn of pace. 23 is a more old fashioned, in-and-under type who doesn't mind getting his knees dirty and has excellent core strength. He lacks somewhat in pace, but makes up for it in heart.
I've got a lot riding on these two.
Comments
On Draughts, the board-game. So long as your boys don't rope you into a game called 'Barricade'. My son used to love that. He played Road-runner to my Bugs. He would loiter just before safety at the other end of the board, and pop my tors off to begin-agin. Very boyish ...
I like the sound of this Barricade...
I have long been given to ponder on the differences between envy and jealousy.
I decided some time ago, that jealousy was seeing what the next bloke had and wishing he didn't have it. Whereas, envy was seeing what the next shelia had and wishing you had it, too.
To my mind, that would make the progression envy, jealousy, hatred. A course that isn't predetermined, of course ...
Love this quote: "There may be a lot of second and third-rate writers in the world, but there are a hell of a sight more second and third-rate readers.'
I'm enjoying the stories, but will admit that stylistically Stan can get a bit pedestrian at times.
you succeeded in this theme,
amazing photo,
cool thoughts!
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Happy Thursday!
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My Mum encouraged us children to look at what we did have. Reminding us of our fortune in love & life. I thank her dearly for instilling this in me!
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DaDa would love it! -J
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