Many things come in twos. I find it hard to be original here. I’m using two hands to type these words, two ears to hear the dishwasher churn away, and two legs waiting to carry me on a walk with Sally at 3:00. So I looked in my photo collection to find pictures of two. You guessed it – there wasn’t much to choose from. Here are a few.
This pair of opposites posed at a craft fair in Palm Springs with their owners.
For these two windows life is a bed of roses looking out at the picturesque town of Solvang.
These two fellows fought for prime real estate on Santa Monica Pier.
Seattle, Washington’s Pike Place Market merchants added brightness to the gray November weather at last year’s NCSS Conference.
For more ideas see Cee.
Nice!
I especially love the 1st duet 🙂 🙂
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Awwwww
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Such wonderful twos. I really like the variety you have chosen to post. Thanks for playing!
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Thanks, Cee!!
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Great photos for the challenge, Marsha. Love those two birds on the pier. 🙂
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I thought of you when I took them, and when I posted. They said, “We’ll pose for you like our cousins pose for Sylvia. That way your blog can be beautiful, too!” Birds are so silly! 🙂
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Aren’t they just?
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Looking for a funny response, but it just flew away!
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All those delicious berries, in rows of two. Mmmmm!
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Adorable hounds there and I just adore those two windows peering out, beyond their little microcosm of roses, gazing into another world beyond the sonorous little garden- what an intimate capture indeed, I just adore that photo. The gulls, of course, are close to me briny heart. The sounds they were making today when I was frolicking about with them were so ragmatical and obnoxious, it was just too funny. I love the gulls indeed I do. They were splashing me, flitting right in my face, attempting to land on my head, and all the while squealing away like raucous toddlers. Meanwhile squirrels were crawling all over me, looking to see if I had hidden peanuts behind my hears or beneath my jaunty flat-cap. 😉 A woman strolled up and bugled, “Hello, I’m an ARTIST. May I take a photo of you feeding the birds.” All the birds and squirrels whirled around to gape at her as I consented, though I have no idea what she saw in the scene…”lass barraged by wildlife” Ducks were bonking into me as well, and there was a sea of snow white honking blue-eyed ibi (my plural for ibis, just like Elvi (plural of Elvis)) Anyhow, it was grand and how did I stagger into this incessant babblative barrage?? BLAST! Anyhow, love the photo…so gorgeous, the formations in the background, and the colouring, the sunlight filtering through the foot of the gull on the left, just wonderful. And of course, love the berries, can smell them from here. Lovely post lass, cheers,
Autty
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Thank you dear Autty! Glad you enjoyed the pair of pouches. They would have loved you too. I’m sure the berries would have loved you, if they could talk. Dogs are much better conversationalists. 🙂 I’m in St. Louis today at a conference, National Council for the Social Studies. I’ve seen neither, fruit nor fluffies today. Having fun anyway. Taking a break to rest my weary toes. 🙂
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Ears rather.
P.S. Happy Friday lassie! Have a brilliant one. Cheers!
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I knew it was ears, not hears. Who hasn’t made that mistake? 🙂
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