My way of finding it *it really helps to enlarge the picture).
1) From the very bottom of the largest icicle on the right go straight left.
2) Go through the first snow patch.
3) Stop in the “point” of the next bigger change of colour area and you’ll be directly above one of its ears.
Half-asleep…. I mean… er… resting my eyes …
But before I’m all the way there…
I keep forgetting to tell you all…. which is not an indicator of its lack of importance, but of the fact that at any given moment I remember 1978 but not yesterday…
I talked to Montana Lady!
Unfortunately, she’s not in better shape; she has a very hard time speaking, which is one reason I don’t call her very often.
In fact I spoke more with her husband than I did with her.
But she sends her love to all.
And I gave her ours.
My boy Buddy so likes his food that he literally dives in. Both front feen leave the ground when the bowl is coming down. His nose hits the bowl about the same time his feet hid the floor and the bowl is (almost) on the ground.
I believe he choreographs it.
.
Who’s a pretty boy?!
A friend had a cockatiel named “Martini…”
Is their name Mohawk?
..
A big thumbs up!
Where hump?
On the other side, in the next frame.
Whoa – Marty Feldman.
…
I hope the colors don’t come off on the sheets…
Are you sure you’ve got enough room?
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Is she anyone we are supposed to recognize, or just some random pretty girl sitting on the hood of a car?
Nobody famous, AFAIK….
From a website featuring photos of 1940s teen girls and their saddle shoes, and other fashions.
on set ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’
At the time the Discovery was the biggest moving (indoor) set ever.
“Close the barn door, Dave…”
Maybe that didn’t mean the same thing in your family that it did in mine.
Usually said to my little brother by my dad.
As long as Elvis hadn’t left the building…
Oh, it did!
Speaking of high-budget Sci-Fi movies…
Hey, back in the 50s, $2.95 for a mask was a lot of money.
According to Google, this is Cathy Downs, in a scene from “Missile to the Moon”, in 1958.
It doesn’t name her costar with the unlikely teeth.
Someone is going to have to read that for me.
Those are manual pinsetters.
Thank you.
I was trying to figure out.
“-famousdocs watermark will not appear on your historic photo-“
But there it is.
…
Presumably because Nighthawks didn’t pay for the image. 😁
I guess my check didn’t clear
Or: The label on the pin-setting machine says “BRUNSWICK.”
Had I only noticed that, I’d have known what it was 🙄.
As opposed to discovering an ancient turkey on a Greek floor mosaic…
That’s beautiful if it’s authentic.
I don’t like discovering things in my turkey.
Yeah, the blasted archeologists take over, and it takes you a year to get it back! Maybe a little dry by then, but you can maybe use it in a soup….
Life is tough.
Here’s the movie.
https://archive.org/details/the-quatermass-xperiment
Thanks.
Another easy one! Nope!
Is he at the door? The wolf is always at the door in the Arts.
It’s really dark and blurry, but I tried….
Nope.
There’s a spotted dog up there in the first picture tonight.
Will that do?
When i blew it up, and tilted my screen just so, it was barley visible.
It’s siting howling.
Oh!
Took me forever to see it, even after looking at the solution.
But it IS..
It’s very faint, so I darkened it… Not a perfect job but you get the idea.
I hope.
That’s what i got. I didn’t think about darkening my screen.
HAH! Got it right first time!
If you both found it before you saw the solution Nighthawks posted, I’m impressed.
The screen is already too dark.
The outline was grey… I “drew” over it to make it stand out.
I don’t have real drawing software, since I’m using a pretty inexpensive android tablet.
I did it in Google Photos with a dollar store stylus.
Nope.
But I did find a lot of woofers…
More cats in boxes. It’s still amazing.
No cat can resist a self-enclosed space.
“Honey, I know I said I’d move all that dirt today…. but …see… there was this lion… ”
Uh huh.
Litter-box trained, no doubt.
And the really galling thing is that Claude will in fact go fetch her some soy sauce.
Well, to be fair, Cleo is eating out of her bowl.
See? It says Cleo right on it.
It’s that “like other dogs” part that’s always the problem.
So I was a bit (maybe a lot) itchy, and this one popped up on my mind:
When “Baby Scratch My Back” (a good piece of music) was over this popped up.
Spot the Snow Leopard.
Got it!
Okay — found it!
I see it…. Funny, one second it’s not there, and the next you wonder how you could have missed it.
Too tired to make an image but…
Find the middle of the picture… Look a tiny bit up and an even tinier bit to the left… and its face might just pop out at you.
Its body is harder to see, but once you find the face, just keep following up and towards the left.
1) From the very bottom of the largest icicle on the right go straight left.
2) Go through the first snow patch.
3) Stop in the “point” of the next bigger change of colour area and you’ll be directly above one of its ears.
Half-asleep…. I mean… er… resting my eyes …
But before I’m all the way there…
I keep forgetting to tell you all…. which is not an indicator of its lack of importance, but of the fact that at any given moment I remember 1978 but not yesterday…
I talked to Montana Lady!
Unfortunately, she’s not in better shape; she has a very hard time speaking, which is one reason I don’t call her very often.
In fact I spoke more with her husband than I did with her.
But she sends her love to all.
And I gave her ours.
Thank you!
Cool! Thanks. 🙂
Thank you
❤️❤️❤️❤️😢😢
My boy Buddy so likes his food that he literally dives in. Both front feen leave the ground when the bowl is coming down. His nose hits the bowl about the same time his feet hid the floor and the bowl is (almost) on the ground.
I believe he choreographs it.
🤣