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We’ve Expanded!
Click on my art sale avatar above to be taken to my brand new shop at RedBubble! Yes, now I have two internet stores that nobody will buy anything at...
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I Posted At Merby’s Place!
And got a guest post out of it!
Good stuff, Maynard
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I Was FIRST!
I was First Commenter on Sammy’s Teaser of 6/14/16. It's mine, mine, MINE... and nobody can ever take it from me!
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Tag Archives: knife
#35 – Et Tu Brute?
Photo taken: March 9, 2014 There may not seem to be a whole lot that’s extra special about this photo… other than the fact that it contains two cute squirrels and that the one in the background seems to have … Continue reading
K Is For…
It’s time for another Tuesday tribute to the 26 letters that became immortalized in our alphabet in The Nest’s self-imposed Photography A to Z challenge! June 6th may forever be remembered as D-Day, but we’re a little too far down … Continue reading
Beware…
As made famous by some hack of a writer named Billy Shakespeare (I don’t think he even had his own blog), Roman Emperor Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of disgruntled Senators on this day in 44 B.C. (I … Continue reading
Cuts Like A Knife
For as long as there have been moving pictures on our televisions, there has been a need by enterprising merchants to sponsor the shows that are rotting our brains. In the early days of TV, commercials were often tied in … Continue reading
