whistling
whistling kettle
snowflakes
in the wind
posted by Bill | 4:53 PM
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13 Comments:
For some reason, I'm having a deja vu moment here....:)
Take two aspirin and call in the morning.
I'm going to post the other one here after seeing what reactions (if any) this one gets.
Almost the same here:
whistling kettle
flakes on the table
dripping rain
Great minds and all that, Ricardas.
oh, i like... and i see much more than a winter scene
Thanks, polona. that's how I see it.
very cozy :)
love this one
time passes
the trouble is that snowflakes do "boil" even when we watch them
i love whistling kettles
i will invent a kettle with holes in the spout
see how much steamy blues i can play before my fingers burn
(autobigraphy) :)
thanks bill - i'll go now :)
thanks, andrew and floots. Enjoyed the visit.
whistling kettle --
my wife says I must
wake up
Who gets the tea,tikkis?
Ah, our morning tea, and some porridge! I am making my morning porridge this way: first some boiled water into a saucer, leave it for a while with some flakes, sometimes I add just a little salt (I have a low blood pressure, and I need some salt)
then putting this saucer into a microwave oven, half power, and some 5 to 6 minutes. Marvelous!
O new moon,
you are also thirsty --
this morning rain
:-)
I'll add that to my recipe file, tikkis, and thanks for that wonderful ku.
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