You know what? I’m changing it up today! I want to know what you think is going on in the picture, to merit such a title as “Almost a Disaster”, and I’ll let you know what I was thinking of next week. In the mean time, I hope you are all having a good week, are staying safe wherever you are and whatever you’re doing, and have a wonderful Independence Day tomorrow!
The Wise Rainbow Dragon is quite the majestic sight, and you may catch a glimpse of him in the misty sunlight. If you happen to find him resting in a spot of sun, ask him your questions, one, by one. He’ll answer each question with kindness and care, till the sun has gone down and the fireflies flare. With a great sigh he’ll nudge you on home, wishing you luck with the knowledge now known. And if you happen to see him again, he’ll greet you by name like a very old friend.
Also! I will not be posting next week, as I will be attending a wedding at that time. In the meantime, stay safe and remember to take care of yourselves!
Is it a fish? Is it a squid? How about a Squish? Yes, a Squish do! And I think it wants to play with you. Hide and Seek among the coral, it’s camo hides it well. But it knows you stay long, and so it aids you with a little song. You find it with a little gift for you. An iridescent rock of your favorite hue, as a reminder of your friend in the big ocean blue.
Sorry there wasn’t a post last week, stuff kept happening. Mother’s Day is Tomorrow, so don’t forget to appreciate the maternal figures in your life!
Before you scream or shout, let me explain what exactly you are seeing. That thing is keeping that baby safe in a collapsing building. It is the great protector of children. With the spines on its back, stronger than any known material, it can create a protective cocoon around its self and any child it’s holding. And its marking serve as a calming focus for children, and a warning for those that wish them harm.
Life: Still no idea why it wasn’t working last week, but my scanner is working again!
The rain starts to fall as they make their way to shore, and they realize their job needs to be done quickly. They start to slither through the giant grass, looking for those that are lost, and awakening those that are sleeping. Gently herding them to safety as the storm sets in. For many a traveler the sight of these giant swanlike serpents is quite startling, especially with their sabered-tooth, and results in their job being harder as people run away. Their solution, when there isn’t enough time to be nice, is to scoop them up with head or tail and hopefully find someone who can explain on the way back.
This is Tulip. She is not a bat. What is she? No idea. I know she is transitioning from a winter to a summer coat, floating, and about as tall as the average basketball player. She also gives great hugs, and is an excellent listener if you ever need an ear.
Got ready to go in his best, looked in the mirror and found his flowers a mess. So he’s going for a trim. Not a lot! Just a skim. After a little chat, about this and that, while the scissors are going, snip and snap. He leaves with a smile on his face, and a peculiar feeling he can’t quite place.
My question is, did he go to a barber or a florist?!
This one always brings a smile to my face. It’s a Buff Flower Guy! How could it not?! And I’m Pretty sure it’s the kind of person that absently finds every opportunity to flex and show it’s muscles. Whether it’s at the gym lifting weights, or the kitchen table drinking tea!
Life has a lot of ups and downs, and this guy took a bit of a tumble. So his friends decided to give him a little helping hand… although… I think they went a little overboard.
From a snake on a wall, staring at a flower from a sad mans head. To a smiling plant creature, while a butterfly and raindrop pass over head. Just another day in the life of this strange little world, where cute and creepy are continually swirled.