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"The worst sin toward our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them: that's the essence of inhumanity." George Bernard Shaw
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April
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- wood, paper or fabric
- In Memory of Brian
- Fractal Explorer
- I had fun making this.
- belated update: fun with lumbar punctures!
- if only i had a good camera
- gradient test
- hoola hoops
- not a thought, not a dream--just a thing
- magical garden
- I live beyond your restraints
- I wonder...have I posted this before
- when shadows dream
- blow it up!
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10 comments:
Gimme five! One for my hip, two for my arms, one for one leg, one for my neck. And play the Beach Boys record. :-)
Makes me wanna hula hoop!! ( Now if I could only find my waist!)
wheeeeeeeeee!!
Love the colors and motion and energy. This image has smile and fun written all over it, along with a margarita or two on the back deck facing the ocean and listening to the applause of the waves on the warm beach. Happy Weekend my dear Beautiful Soul. :-)
Can you hula? Say yes since I can see you so clearly on that deck in my mind. :-D
I can say it but I can't seem to spell it! Hula! Hula! Huu!
You know, your smile was so bright I never noticed. Hope you are having a weekend filled with peace and joy. :-)
oh, it's a rainbow slinky! (sorry, I can't hula worth beans...)
BTW - waiting for the update - how are you doing? Thinking of you.
Great hoops! :-D
I used to be excellent at the hula, when I was younger, starting at the neck and letting it works it's way all the way down slowly until I got tired of it and let it drop. I was sure it would be like riding a bike, but then my daughter got one a couple of summers ago and now I know better. :-D
I wonder if they ever made glow in the dark hula hoops? I am picturing kids dancing with glo-sticks and co-ordinating their moves with glo-hulas. Bet that would be fun. Or at the very least, funny to watch. ;)
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