They forgot the blank space in the “health protection” bullet point.
This is going to haunt me all day.
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Is it an ad for a versatile witch/warlock or an accomplished attorney at law?
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This woman was queuing in front of me, waiting for a checkout. I reckon she’s got a pair of lace undies on her head. Does anyone else think so?
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Oh dear, that poor woman is wearing her headundies inside-out! Why has no one told her?
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I think she made a very deliberate choice to put them on her head. Maybe she doesn’t realise they’re gusset-side up, but I’m fairly certain she absolutely knows she’s got lace undies on as headwear.
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If she’s wearing a kerchief instead of skivvies, I’ll call it even-steven.
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Not sure if this is the right topic to post this in.
I’m not religious, but Rev. Trevors does speak to me, having been brought up in the faith and I find this particular sermon powerful, even though I don’t have much in the way of positive experiences with Evangelicals.
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There is a pair of sacred twins in the Voudon religion. It’s been a few years since I read any of my books, but IIRC, they’re very demanding, picky, and cause a lot of trouble when they’re unhappy with practitioners. Human twins are held in high but wary regard in Haiti.
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I now know there’s a gardening thread, but here’s this, anyway:
I’m sure someone here can identify this tree – I used to think it was a dogwood, but this blooms later and the petals(?) are pointy-ended. Not sure if it’s native or introduced, but I’ve seen them in both private yards and public (otherwise unlandscaped) areas.
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Kousa Dogwood. There about about 45 different types of dogwoods, IIRC.
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Pretty. Does it smell nice too?
I think it’s a Kousa dogwood
https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/cornus-kousa/
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By Jove, that’s it! Like I said I’ve seen them in people’s yards, but also along the same stream where I’ve seen raspberry which I’m sure isn’t native, either – I guess whatever seeds, fruits, etc. that are washed out of yards and/or aren’t eaten quickly enough take root where they’ve floated down the watershed.
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Feast yer eyes on these lichens and fungi. These branches fell out of the high canopy during a heavy thunderstorm.
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Made by an insect
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This was a very small maple, so it checks out
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