I grew up with them. “Collected Poems of Robert Service” was a gift back in 1985, long after I was married. I can’t quote all of “The Cremation of Sam Magee”, but I had a girlfriend who could.
The flag shown is the one of South Korea nowadays.
Not to mention that Korea was the test-field in the Korean War for chemicals used in Vietnam later.
We knew a Korean woman with a melted face. She and her husband owned an excellent Korean store here in Munich. Always cheerful.
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Oooh! Lace ears! Extra special 🙂
My sister sent a dog haiku to me. I think you’ll enjoy it:
stiff-legged dog rises
goes grumbling after squirrel
old ears still flap
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Dragon detail.on the Palazzo della Vittoria, in Turin , Italy.
Completed in 1920.
Architect … Cottardo Gussoni
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Do they come in calico?
Next, you’ll be looking for gingham dogs.
With velvet ears.
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“Eeew…MOM!!!”
Yakety-yak!
Which reminds me; it’s been a long time since I’ve had a yak ‘n dak..
Here you go…. Express delivery and my special chocolate banana cream pie @no extra charge!
It may look skimpy in a photo… but if you’ll remember, they’re served on a turkey platter… a yak rib weighs 2- 2½ pounds.
A thousand thanks!
My pleasure!
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I’d maybe add Kathy Bates in “Misery” to that list
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..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Szdziw4tI9o
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Are we sure it’s not a mating dance?
Gertrude and Heathcliff? (Red Skelton stuff…)..
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It says here that this is some actor portraying Fidel Castro.
Um… it says where?
Are you holding out?
LOL….
First of all…..
Yes
The Twilight Zone… a 1961 episode called “The Mirror”
But I can’t look at that face without hearing him say…
“Just one more thing, señor…”
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The Ballad Of The Northern Lights – by Robert Service, a Canadian poet
https://internetpoem.com/robert-service/the-ballad-of-the-no-poem/
That’s a new Service poem for me — excellent!!!
I grew up with them. “Collected Poems of Robert Service” was a gift back in 1985, long after I was married. I can’t quote all of “The Cremation of Sam Magee”, but I had a girlfriend who could.
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Beware the G force.
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The flag shown is the one of South Korea nowadays.
Not to mention that Korea was the test-field in the Korean War for chemicals used in Vietnam later.
We knew a Korean woman with a melted face. She and her husband owned an excellent Korean store here in Munich. Always cheerful.
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Just three sheep herders checkin’ out the flock.
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Betcha I can!
Betcha I did.
And a heart cut-out on the wide leg of the teacher’s desk.
There’s a compass on the toy rocket the little girl is holding… which, BTW, she seems to be coloring with a pencil(?)
And there are umbrellas on the teacher’s dress.
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Taken in June, 1935.
The classes were held under the auspices of the Federal Art Project.
Photo from the Franklin D Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
Found this book today at a second hand store. Hmmm…I wonder why it has a basset on the cover…
Well, it IS talking about good dogs…not perfect dogs.
But she needs her nails for tapping impatiently on the table when her kibble is late…
Not to mention they have to be long enough for painting a sparkly deep rose to match her rose silk tafetta gown.
Don’t you want her to look glamorous on the red carpet, when she accepts her 3rd Golden Biscuit?
My goodness… You’d think she was an ordinary dog.
Two-seater motorcycle in Champ-de-Mars, Paris, 1922.
“Hey, I thought YOU were driving this thing…”
Red Button.
hm. bad things happen when you push the forbidden red button.
what a concept
Bunny for Bunday.