Guardian of the Lady Daffs ..

Outstanding collage!

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The lucky black cat is gorgeous surrounded by these stunning daffodils Peggy!!

I like Thomas without knowing him. Great collage of images.

:))

Beautiful collage and what are the Easter flowers early this year, nature is clearly confused, here there are snowdrops and crocuses, I haven't seen an Easter flower yet...
Greetings from Belgium.

Sonia,
Just checked photos from last year ... the Daffs and crocus bloomed this time last year, also. One difference .. so far no purple Crocus.
My neighbor [who has beautiful Buddleja and a Jane Tulip Magnolia in bud] - the Jane Tree is right on schedule,too.
Peggy
- in the Triad section of North Carolina -

Superbe collage avec notes. Nicole.

Thank you, Nicole ..

BEAUTIFUL DAFFS AND HANDSOME THOMAS

THANK YOU, SAB ...

SHALL PASS YOUR COMMENTS ALONG TO THE LADY DAFFS AND THOMAS [ IF IT STOPS RAINING ] ..

This is lovely, well done.
Have a great weekend ;-)

Thank you, June ...

Healing energies sent this morning when I drummed. No expiration date !

Peggy... thanks to you.. re. comment on the Sheffield fly past.
Best wishes .. from David J'.. UK.

Went back and left another comment after watching BBC World News last night ..

very good work!!!

Thank you, Trudy ..

A lovely, beautifully arranged collage, with each of the photos perfectly captured. Thomas's portrait is simply awesome, with his eyes shining through his total blackness. Not to forget the beautiful poetry.
Peggy, I hope that you save your lovely poetry on your computer as well.

By the way, I was amazed that you and Ronald Losure came across the amoeba video so quickly after I posted it. I thought no one would see it there (so, you say why then bother posting it?-- I don't know).

Thank you, R . Thomas is not easy to photograph ... rarely holds still~
Never thought about these comments as 'poetry' as do you . so, no haven't backed that up as all photos are done.

Why should you be amazed?
It was fascinating.
Why bother posting ... oh, could talk your ears off on that subject - don't even think about it!

Well, to me many of your descriptions are poetry. I think it would be a pity not to have them backed up somewhere. I enjoy them as much as I enjoy your images.

About posting the video as an "Article": I didn't think that it would be of general interest, so I thought someone might stumble across it there somehow, and both you and Ronald did :)

Thank you so much, Peggy.