Chrissy's photos

These guys are from Galway Ireland. Two other swan-pictures in connection today.

Swan-baby on mothers back. Children require a thick skin. But to a very soft one! Ruth W. Lingenfelser

It was a difficult week. Life is often unfair to those who do not deserve it. A dear friend of mine has kept me busy. But I'm still here. Today some Irish again. The picture does fit to the storm "Xaver" who is raging outside. This was also a day on which no one send a dog out of the door (German saying).

Arrrrgh. Had a bad day today. Normally, I love my work and I am proud of the students. But today they were just STUPID. The whole time grumbling because they should work. And I'm the wicked witch. So I was looking in my big chaos of pictures for one of what makes me laugh. This I have found. It has been shot during a school trip to Rome. It's in front of the church of San Paolo fuori le Mura.

Oh my goodness. Do you see the little mini mushroom next to the fluffy larger? I only discovered it while looking at the pictures. The larger one is about 5cm high, how tiny is then the little one? Today two more pictures: a frosty apple and a sunset with trees. For that I am once again gone out into the cold.

Someone forgot to pick it.

Daddy Mummy Sister and Baby-Brother?

Even if things do not go the way you want it. Today I had to go to work late and stopped beside a small wood taking some pictures. That means time for myself, breathing free and enjoying nature for one hour. I have three pictures for you today. This poor little apple, followed by a beautiful tiny mushroom edited in the "Janet-way" (remember: www.ipernity.com/blog/290645/584585) and the sugar factory in HDR. Hope you like them :o)

edited in the "Janet-way" again (www.ipernity.com/blog/290645/584585) Found out what it is. Belongs to the Crepidotus family. Crepidotus means cracked ear. The german name is: "Stummelfüßchen" That means: stubby little foot :o) I love to learn every day

smelling and ugly but sugar is so sweet ...

Mal ne Lanze für die Chemie brechen. So schwierig isses doch gar nicht.

"Durchwachsen" is a german word for 1) something living is growing through something 2) something suboptimal The picture on the left side is taken in Dublin/Ireland, the one on the right side is taken in Poland

Every day I see that this wisdom is right! Have a great day my friends.

It is better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness. Confucius

tried to combine two pictures like Janet explaines here: www.ipernity.com/blog/290645/584585

…to combine two pictures like Janet explaines here: www.ipernity.com/blog/290645/584585