Monthly Archives: March 2010
The Wednesday Word – Sock
Sock: noun – a short stocking usually reaching to the calf or just above the ankle. Through my teens and twenties I shoved my bare feet into moccasins for all but the coldest months of the year. Uninterested in, and … Continue reading
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Sunday Snapshots – Garage Guest
We had a guest in our garage this week. I didn’t get a great shot of him because I have a new camera and I couldn’t find the green laser eye reduction feature.
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The Wednesday Word – Clock
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Sunday Snapshots – Windy Day
The shore of Lake Ontario after a few days of steady rain and a strong east wind.
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The Wednesday Word – Day
Day: noun – (often initial capital letter) a day assigned to a particular purpose or observance: New Year’s Day. Happy St. Patrick’s Day! This is one of the official holidays noted on calendars, even though we don’t get time off work here, … Continue reading
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The Wednesday Word – License Plate
License Plate: noun – A rectangular, usually metal plate that bears a sequence of numbers, letters, or both and is issued by a government to identify an officially registered vehicle. There are a lot of hawks where I live. When … Continue reading
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Sunday Snapshot – Forest Path
We’ve had so little snow this winter that when it did come down one evening a few weeks ago, I rushed out to take some pictures. Even then it had already turned to rain and Chelsea kindly held an umbrella … Continue reading
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The Wednesday Word – Connectivity
Connectivity: noun – a computer buzzword that refers to a program or device’s ability to link with other programs and devices. You would not believe the terrific ideas I get for blog posts. They pop into my brain almost in … Continue reading
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