Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[TightEnd]

I liked this one I saw today

Something quite interesting about these pics

http://www.boredpanda.com/4-sisters-take-photo-every-year-for-36-years/

[Claw75]

Great find Rod - those pictures are utterly captivating and really draw you into them. A few places to add to the 'to visit before I die' list I reckon

I uploaded photos of the Panama Canal on my diary today.

Feel free to praise them just as effusively. Ships, containers, all sorts.

I shall save those until this evening so that I can view them on a largr screen to do them the full justice i'm sure they deserve

[kinboshi]

How hungry would you have to be?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-22362831

[millidonk]

How hungry would you have to be?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-22362831

Probs 10am if I had brekkie at 7.30.

[DMorgan]

I liked this one I saw today

Something quite interesting about these pics

http://www.boredpanda.com/4-sisters-take-photo-every-year-for-36-years/

No prizes for guessing which one has a meth habit!

[millidonk]

I liked this one I saw today

Something quite interesting about these pics

http://www.boredpanda.com/4-sisters-take-photo-every-year-for-36-years/

No prizes for guessing which one has a meth habit!

haha, no shit, I thought one of them was Benjamin Button.

Real nice idea though.

[RED-DOG]

Man flu.... Can't go on...... Leave me....... Save yourselves....

[Karabiner]

Is that a side-effect of your anger-management therapy?

I think it's time you told us what happened, you know you'll feel better afterwards.

[kinboshi]

Is that a side-effect of your anger-management therapy?

I think it's time you told us what happened, you know you'll feel better afterwards.

This. In fact the person who made you angry also gave you the flu I reckon.

[RED-DOG]

http://www.boredpanda.com/amazing-places/

Some amazing pictures from around the world - some real stunning shots....

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Just breathtaking Rod.

[RED-DOG]

How hungry would you have to be?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-22362831

I wouldn't kill someone but I would eat a dead person to survive a la the Andies plane crash survivors.

[RED-DOG]

I liked this one I saw today

Something quite interesting about these pics

http://www.boredpanda.com/4-sisters-take-photo-every-year-for-36-years/

I found this very poignant tbh. I think it shows perfectly how fleeting and transient  youth is.

In fact, it shown how fleeting a lifetime is.


I laughed at the meth quip though.

[tikay]

Man flu.... Can't go on...... Leave me....... Save yourselves....

Tsk, you are so atribilious & splenetical these days.

[Rod Paradise]

A quick update, the peregrine falcon nesting in the cathedral where they were trying to clear the snow for it to lay, successfully laid & hatched her eggs & is now busy feeding her young.

And while on birds, a few weeks back I bought a new birdfeeder that took seed instead of our usual peanut & fat ball feeders, since hten we've gone through 15kg of seed, and the tree outside the kitchen window is like a scene from The Birds. 30-40 chaffinches, mostly hoovering up dropped seeds, a few sparrows, a half dozen goldfinches, about the same of greenfinches, and from occaissional singular visitors we've now 3 pairs of siskins (who despite being smaller than most fight vigorously to get their turn at the feeder, a couple of pairs of lesser redpolls sneaking in, grabbing and running, and a pair of reed buntings.

However the dunnocks, blue tits and great tits seem to be intimidated by the rabble, showing up now and again instead of regularly, and the coal tits and robin don't show up at all. I've moved a peanut feeder away from the tree to try and give them a bit quieter place to feed, but not seeing an improvement yet.

[tikay]

A quick update, the peregrine falcon nesting in the cathedral where they were trying to clear the snow for it to lay, successfully laid & hatched her eggs & is now busy feeding her young.

And while on birds, a few weeks back I bought a new birdfeeder that took seed instead of our usual peanut & fat ball feeders, since hten we've gone through 15kg of seed, and the tree outside the kitchen window is like a scene from The Birds. 30-40 chaffinches, mostly hoovering up dropped seeds, a few sparrows, a half dozen goldfinches, about the same of greenfinches, and from occaissional singular visitors we've now 3 pairs of siskins (who despite being smaller than most fight vigorously to get their turn at the feeder, a couple of pairs of lesser redpolls sneaking in, grabbing and running, and a pair of reed buntings.

However the dunnocks, blue tits and great tits seem to be intimidated by the rabble, showing up now and again instead of regularly, and the coal tits and robin don't show up at all. I've moved a peanut feeder away from the tree to try and give them a bit quieter place to feed, but not seeing an improvement yet.

Wow. Fantastic, I'm so jealous.

Both you & Tom ought to take note of this (below) too - it's wonderful.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-22277084