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Phriday Fotos I

Yay! I got some time to take some pictures with our Nikon Coolpix S570!!  Wow, do I suddenly remember how I love to take pictures... especially random macro ones... :)

The wackiest and most "disorganized" corn I have ever seen.
My sis and I theorize that the birds or bees were
severely distracted when pollinating each grain.
Maybe *shrugs*
Or the corn cob just felt like being unique...

The shoes I am forced to wear around the house...


Family room carpet

This one turned out a LOT cooler than I expected!

We're trying to make the blueberries blue INSIDE the house,
because the obnoxious mocking birds outside
relentlessly harvest the delectable berries without permission.
Unfortunately, blueberry branches don't do well in vases, so they're very dried up :( .

I do not know WHY it looks so dusty :P ...

See? it's not dusty anymore... mirror-like surface!!

Here's a picture one of my favorite little 5yo boys drew JUST for me! :)



Looking DOWN the window blinds...

Looking UP the window blinds...

Window curtains

self-explanatory


Candy ... I give my students when they've practiced well during the week...
One student thinks it's medicine O.O
(Yes, I bribe my students... sorta)


First page of the final movement of Rach's 3rd Concerto...



That there is >50 pages... toldya it was long and intense ;)



Chair... head-piece? 

Picture frame

tiny square of the picture inside the picture frame...

KEYS!!! so cool (imho)



Spout of the glass water pitcher...


Asis' box for a wood-burning project in middle school...

Kitchen tiles


Stair handrail

Ummm... the bottom part of the banisters...


I have no reason for my obsession with stairs... perhaps the unique perspectives I can get?



A little "trinket" box


one of my favorite bracelets and I don't know why...


again... self-explanatory




Don't ask... I was being weird...




Yes, we put Ferrero Rocher stickers on our laptops
'cause we like chocolate so much...



And that's all...

Have a great weekend! (which I know a good many of you are having ;) )...

~CJ~

Comments

  1. Awesome pics!! :D We have another thing in common.. taking mostly ultra-macro pictures of very random things. ;)

    I think I used to have that exact style of flip-flops.. maybe a different color though.

    Can I have some candy? =)

    BWAHA! I've put Ferrero Rocher stickers on my computer! I was afraid they would get stuck forever though, so now we keep them on the paper on our wall with our fruit and vegetable sticker collection. =)

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  2. Thanks! :) Oh goodie! Love having things in common with friends :) .

    O.O The $1 flipflops from Walmart?

    Yes! Would you like a Fruit Disc? :)

    Oh!! I didn't think about that - well, the intention is for it to stick... :P

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  3. Hmm... I think they cost more like $2 up here :P

    YESYESYESS!!!! CANNDYYYZZ!! Thin Q =o)

    BAHA now THERE'S a thought... Stickers are meant to stick O__O Who woulda thunk? Does this mean I can stop putting superglue on them every time I use one? It does get rather hazardous when I put them on little kids' faces.. =/

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  4. Oh ok... maybe the demand has gone up? ;-/

    You're welcome! :)

    LOL - yes, they are, Essie ;) . OH PLEASE!! STOP USING SUPERGLUE ON KID'S FACES. Let the sticker do its own magic ;) .

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