Not much here at this blog! Third post and some rather ordinary mural photos from a St Kilda laneway. A good opportunity to get rid of them. Identify where it is if you know.
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Travelling East, Part II
The lakes are very extensive and singing in my mind, 'a three hour cruise' alarmed me a little. Yes, most of you will get that. Bef...
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This post will be all over the place, just as I am all over the place. I'm vacillating about going ahead with the carpet and painting. W... -
Friday, I paced the apartment, closing Ray's bedroom door and then opening it. It is closed at the moment, and to be sensible it will sa... -
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Some as Elephant's Child and River join in with Sunday Selections, as I am doing and this week, and bar two, the photos are mine and ...
I like them! But as you know, there is no way for me to even guess. Hey, I heard on the news you all had flooding. Is all okay?
ReplyDeleteMaribeth, not really ok for many in my state and it is ongoing. Our land is very flat and flood waters move slowly. There will be flooding of towns for a week perhaps as the water slowly drains away.
DeleteLike Maribeth, I like them. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGood, EC.
DeleteThe stalker returns!
ReplyDeleteFor the most part….sometimes our political opinions might differ but that happens in families as well. It’s as it ought to be
Aggie is her call name. Her brothers name is Wolfgang..aka Wolfie or Wolfman… a gentle loving boy almost 9 years old .
By the way I always love your photographs as well and the streets you walk around South Yarra and Prahran Markets and their historic buildings as we walk that area when we come to Melbourne Good wishes
Aggie, as I thought. I like Wolfie. Thank you. That you like my photos encourages me.
DeleteI know 95 Espresso St Kilda :)
ReplyDeleteYou know Hels. We used to like 95 Espresso but I am not sure we do now.
DeleteI sense an ongoing ennui in you, Andrew. I hope you get your spark back soon. Don't let the turkeys keep you down.
ReplyDeleteCaro, you are probably right. As I said, it will take time.
DeleteSuch a fun and cheerful mural.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
Glad you liked them Dora.
DeleteBy the sound of it - you need a blogging enthusiasm transfusion Andrew. I think that I would be the same. Losing a blog that was nurtured for almost twenty years must be almost like losing a best friend. But please keep trying to learn how to cycle once again. You have a lot of supporters.
ReplyDeleteYP, your words are reassuring and encouraging. Just give me some time.
DeleteThese are ok murals. Keeping blogging 3 soon will become 33..30 more days :)
ReplyDeleteMargaret, you are right. In time I will almost forget about the old blog and be focused on the new.
DeleteSome rather strange looking characters there…..
ReplyDeleteGet back on the bike again darl….we’re missing the spark you had - the different way of looking at life.
Cathy, my different way of looking at life amuses me but I won't ask exactly what you mean. I'll wear that moniker with pride.
DeleteGiven my druthers I like the boat one best.
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Probably my pick too M.
DeleteInteresting! Looks like a couple of different artists, maybe? I see a web address on the murals.
ReplyDeleteIt's got to be hard to start again but as others have said, this blog will eventually build up and it will all seem more natural and normal.
Steve, the murals are very old so it's interesting that there is a web address. At least I have a ready readership for the new, which is very nice.
DeleteIt's a good collection. I am in post travel boredom. I did make a backup of my blog after you lost your blog!
ReplyDeleteJackie, and I would guess the file is not very large.
DeleteI know where it is ! In Australia ! They guy who painted them is an artist !
ReplyDeleteGattina, you've narrowed it down to one continent.
DeleteOkay, this made me laugh out loud for real. Be well, Andrew.
DeleteI like the murals very much, they're colourful and cheerful. As for the flooding, I see on my opening news page that many rural roads are collapsing because of it and will take much moola to be fixed, and all the homes being so damaged just makes me so sad. NSW is in the same boat I believe.
ReplyDeleteThanks River. The floods are very sad. It is wrong that new houses are being built on floodplains. I hope the remake the roads properly even if temporary measures have to be put in place.
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