Right you can always sleep when you get old… 😉
Real serious a beautiful shot,even if the photographing lady was sleepy… 😉
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😀 😀 😀 You always made me laugh my dear Drake 😀 Thank you 🙂
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What a beautiful picture and a great song to go with it, did you take the photo?x
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Yes Chris… all pics here are done by me with the exception of one featuring my figure in them… and the merger shot that was merged by a friend…. but pics are mine – HONEST 🙂 But, I did not write the music 😀
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BEAUTY-FULL! Awesome shot, dear, and I’m very happy you got up that early back then. Perfect for the challenge, again. You live in a beautiful country, Paula. Those clouds, oooh.
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🙂 Thank you Marion dear… it is less beautiful every day, but I am focusing on good stuff… I wish I could go out and search for some beauty now, but the temps are so high. How about you? What are you doing this weekend? Will you be posting anything?
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Temperatures here have finally dropped and yesterday evening it rained for the first time. At the moment too, and tomorrow will be a falling swimming pool outside, if I may believe the forecast.
Preparing a vegetarian dinner for friends at the moment, who will arrive around 7 pm. Plus searching for a photo for Jake Sprinter’s challenge too 😉
Tomorrow I will post the challenge, and work on the reports of our Dungeons & Dragons group.
PS I have searched for you on Facebook. Perhaps you would like to add me. If not, it is totally fine, don’t worry, it was kind of a spontaneous act on my side hehehe 😀
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Honestly, I really, really dislike FB, and do not have a page there.
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LOL that is a funny remark in the end: if you did, I couldn’t even answer you anymore 😉 *grins*
I was just reluctant to write personal things on your blog here, because perhaps you would not like that – perhaps you prefer to keep the blog and conversation apart. But I realize now that you don’t . So I’ll be happy to stay in touch here 😀 Feel free to do the same on mine! *hugs*
Back to my cleaning and cooking now, have five hours to fix all. Plus doing laundry for my youngest son, who came home for the weekend from his university. He went straight to bed! A heavy week apparently. He told me the beer was free during this introduction week… 😉
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Oh boy, you have so much going on over there… beer hah… argh. I have a nice bottle of Pinot Grigio waiting for me ;). Take it easy dear… what is use of having a company if you have to slave for them ;). I am interested however to read what kind of veggies you will be serving them – I guess tomorrow. Hugs to you Marion.
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THAT’S amazing.. great photos..
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🙂 Thank you
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beautiful…as if you were in heaven
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It really looked like that 😀 Thank you!!!
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Love the blanket of clouds 🙂
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🙂 It is not that common around here, and it was well worth the early start 😉 Thank you Bashar.
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And the saga continues…. Just love this B&W series 🙂
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that is one seriously beautiful image Paula
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🙂 🙂 Thank you so much Jo. I am glad you like it 🙂
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That’s a WOW shot, Paula. Just wonderful, and soooo worth dragging your sleepy self and camera to capture it 🙂
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… and your comment makes me feel so good :D. It is much appreciated. I am glad you liked it so much 🙂
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Excellent photography Paula , Thanks for sharing your idea 🙂
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Thank YOU Jake 🙂
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[…] SUNDAY POST: From a Distance – Lost in translation – was by far my absolute favorite. Amazing photo. […]
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Hi Paula!
I have nominated you for the Inspiring Blog Award and Super Sweet Blogger Award. I found your blog beautiful and you do inspire me in many ways so i believe you deserve this, too.
Just take a look on this link to learn the rules:
http://thediaryofmeblog.wordpress.com/2012/08/26/the-lucky-4-awards-for-the-diary-of-me/
By the way, you really have nice pictures here. 🙂
Congratulations! 🙂
Sincerely,
Mack
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Thank you for the recognition Mack. I have been nominated for these bloggers awards more times than I can remember, and I have declined all of them. There are posts here explaining my reasons for that.
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Beautiful capture @Paula, nice shot for this theme from @Jakes
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Thank you Anna 🙂
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I’ll say it here too, you are full of it! 🙂 When you told me this shot was, yet another, “nothing special, out of some crappy camera,” shot I knew I would find otherwise. FYI, I’m not going to believe another word out of your mouth when it comes to how “crappy” or “nothing special” your photos are 😉 You can’t fool me, there’s a photographic genius hiding inside you.
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This photo was really worth getting up early for, Paula. Did you go back to bed after you took it. ;D
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Looks like something you would see in a storybook – a place where faeries might stay.
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I agree Colline 🙂 It is fairy-like. Thank you for your lovely comment 🙂
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I have to agree with all those who said it’s a superb shot, Paula, because it absolutely is! Are we chatting this week?
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Oh Wow Paula! So glad you dragged yourself out of bed for this. Absolutely breathtaking poor camera and all 🙂
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Wonderful scene. I’m glad you got out of bed to capture it and share it here with your readers.
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Yeah, it was once in a lifetime scene 😀
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dang!!! what an amazing shot!!! wow!
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😀 Thank you Stephen. Your amazement is greeted with appreciation 🙂
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I can relate, hard to wake up at 5am but upon seeing this i’m sure it was well worth it – great photo!
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Un village sur les nuages… 🙂
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beautiful!!!
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We have some idyllic looking places in Croatia 🙂
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[…] From a Distance […]
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Poetic 🙂
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I will say this and I hope you don’t mind…this is my favourite of all the photos I have seen till now, that you have posted!! Really fabulous! 🙂
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Lost in Translation 
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