ESR is loaded with current local scenery, many made into strange n colorful altered images. Words describe some of SnaggleTooth's life n opinions. Most poems on ESR are spontaniously written into the editor. Enjoy the sights n whimsey.
posted by Snaggle Tooth @ 6:54 AM
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Artist Alert! I create all kinds of things. Closet musician, song-writer, Story, NF writer, Book Designer, Poet, Painter, n Sculptor. Working another job tho. Long hair, fairly ancient. Where's the Dough? Maybe I'll get paid some instead of eating it. I'll get there one day soon, because I'm very determined n hard-working. Some one has to do it! As usual, I'll volunteer. Time n energy helps.
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I love those faces - the last one looks like he's having a blast!
Glad it's warming up for you, Snaggle. We've had a couple of milder days, too, and so much more snow and ice to go...but at least the melt is beginning. Surely Spring can't be far off now!
I did guess what the picture would be because of your blog title WAVE.
Colored faces are nice changes from a cold, gray wave rushing in.
Talon, Of course with the warmer comes rain, but I'll take it! Cold will be back in town for the week-end I hear. Another month should make alot of difference, I hope! I miss the green... Thanks
Gran Annie, Ah ha- you've figured out my M.O.!
Tabor, n better than the torrential rains today too! Thanks
Glad the weather is warming up! Can't say it is here in the UK, we seem to have light snow flurries every day!
Love the image with the faces. :D
LLcoolJ, I'll take the 2 days of warmer before we get back to artic air again this week-end. I hope the UK Spring isin't too long coming for you! Snow everyday does wear you down- Thanks
Waves slapping. Love that.
Lynn, they do make a slap sound on that wall. Thanks
I can hear how beautiful that slapping would sound. Maybe the singing of some gulls. Hear the little shells playing in the sandy water. Nice!
xoxo
JanF, It's only like this during high storm surges with high winds. <ostly I could just hear the wind. Luckily the erosion wasn't as drastic here as in many other coast ares this storm season.
I'm really having a bumper crop of key errors this week!
reading about this discovery, Snaggle, made me think of you:
http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2013/03/15/3715767.htm
Thanks Talon, that was an interesting article on Chemosynthesis n microbes under the ocean crust of the Pacific, n how it may relate to microbe life under the crust of Mars. Right up my alley-
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