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J turns 70 the day I return from Melbourne. There is no time, nor are there ingredients, to cook up a storm, so I call in to buy a celebratory picnic from the cafe en route to his place, Blue Earth. While I’m waiting, I perch on a stool and peer around. The knots in the timber bench catch my eye, so out comes the iPhone.
If you fancy 5 minutes with dumplings have a look here, where the host of this weekly challenge delays eating in the service of photography.
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Excellent! Better than watching paint dry.
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Do I detect “but only marginally”????
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What me?
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Never a dull moment! 🙂 🙂
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Not if you have an eye for weird things!
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What a very cute idea, thanks for sharing Meg.
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My pleasure, devoted disciple!
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Love that knotty bench…stopping and taking notice of what is around us is most rewarding! I notice far more now I have slowed down big time…
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There are compensations for most things – I think.
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Maybe!!
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All that beauty long after it was a living growing entity. Isn’t it amazing what we find when we really look? I must join this challenge, it’s right up my street.
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It is right up your street. I suffer withdrawal if DJ doesn’t post, although I only have one in reserve now.
We find things too when we stop – I’d never have noticed if I hadn’t had to wait
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Excellent! … I wonder how that hole was made?
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