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The Koala....so cute.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking stuff. The little red monkey with babies, the elephants, that Koala Bear. Thanks, Rick.
ReplyDeleteupton - You are welcome.
ReplyDeleteIf memory serves the word Koala comes from the indigenous word for ‘he that does not drink’ as the bulk of its water comes from the moisture contained within eucalyptus leaves it consumes?
ReplyDeletebobbert - I had to look it up, but you are very correct, you smart cookie you.
ReplyDeletethat frog ... so beautiful!
ReplyDelete#1: That what God actually looks like (any English will tell you so after a few pints. Which makes us French people 'God's legs eaters' - Acronym GLEA, in Croatian it stands for 'Joy', incredible ain't it?)
ReplyDelete#2: His presumed creations - a vivid portrait from Adam and Eve. Are they into fore-playing? Or searching for each other's fleas? Well it seems that their right hands haven't properly crushed the vermin, considering...
#3: Lucifer, "the Light-Bearer". No wonder God got jealous about his own creation...
#4: Caïn and Abel, on the back of their true mother Lilith (yes, even back in the days, recomposed families were were current, and you can tell bu Lilith's look that she's onto a nasty game with her progeny :-))
#5 to #8: just a few examples of how Mother Nature took over the so-called God's work in order to eventually create some beauty...
Laurent - You are a very creative wordsmith my friend.
ReplyDeleteForgive my misspellings.
ReplyDelete(For that I tend my other cheek - And No, Upton! Go and slap someone else's :-))
Just something that recalled from memory as a young ‘bubbler’ when I lived in Manly near Sydney in early 60’s!
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