Category: Animals
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Creative Writing: A Play
A Back yard play (I wrote the next piece on Friday, October 30, 2015) We are all actors in our own right. Each day has its own plays and performances. Without the players, there can be no scenes or performances. Today I feel like presenting my own scene to you. Three weeks of living […]
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A photo a week: Motion
For rules please visit Nadia at: https://nadiamerrillphotography.wordpress.com/2021/02/08/a-photo-a-week-challenge-motion-2/ MOTION Trompie and a Weta. The Weta kept on clicking his mandibles and kicking his hind legs in the air. Trompie didn’t like the feelers tickling his moustache.
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‘n Storie: Goue vroue skryf
Die wêreld verander teen ‘n vinnige spoed, ons kleinkinders word met ‘n selfoon en tablet in die hande groot. Hulle draai ‘n kraan oop, kry lopende water, sit ‘n skakelaar aan en daar is elektrisiteit. Sit ‘n TV aan en kyk ‘n storie. En dink selfs oumas is, soos Steve Hofmeyr oor spoke sing, so […]
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Squares-up
Trompie, looking up at me asking: “What are you doing?” Visit BekyB at https://beckybofwinchester.com/2021/01/10/square-up-10/
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Lens-Artists Challenge#123 Neighbourhood.
Lens-Artists Challenge #123 – Found in the Neighborhood LEYA says: Neighborhood – this might just mean taking a photo from the kitchen or office window, but, macro possibilities are obvious as well – a tiny neighbourhood with many new surprises https://lagottocattleya.wordpress.com/2020/11/14/lens-artists-challenge-123-found-in-the-neighborhood/ Pony cart passing in the street. Upper Hutt New Zealand. Photo taken from my deck, […]
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Mickey the “wild” goat lamb.
Mickey is a wild goat. She lost her goat mum and ran along with some sheep on a farm. The farmers usually gather their sheep when there are lambs. At times there would be some wild goats between the ewes and their lambs. This happened to Mickey. My friend adopted this goat and reared it […]
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In the Moment 6: On the farm 2
Meeting Diëgo and Mickey the goat. Bea came to visit me on the farm on Saturday. She got a bit of a fright when she met Diego the sheepdog. Diego was too friendly and nearly pushed her over. Bea started yelling and crying. Trompie helped Diego by barking at Bea too. Not good at all. […]
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In the moment 1. Horse?
Just after ten I heard: “Clip-clop, clip-clop.” I went to investigate. Across the road was a group of school children waiting the horse’s arrival. The children had a good time on the farm across the road from me.
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