This one-legged seagull reminded me of Mom. I mean, it's not that they look alike or anything.
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A journal, a travelogue, a to-do list, a memoir, a discussion board -- this could be anything. Whatever else it is, may it be a place where the name of Jesus is glorified.
- Lauren
- Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
- I started this blog so that I could keep in touch with everyone at home and share pictures while I'm in England. But I am going to try to keep it up now that I am back!
Summer Reading List
- The Mill on the Floss -- George Eliot
- Brick Lane -- Monica Ali
- The Enchanter -- Vladimir Nabokov
- Reading Lolita in Tehran -- Azar Nafisi
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- Canadian embassy, Ireland.
- . . . but there was no plaque!
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- Window into Dublin.
- This one goes out to Kristen (future RMC student!...
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- I don't see any. . .
- Yay for bilingual countries!
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- palpable atmosphere
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- The illustrious Citizen Gaius Drummondus.
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3 comments:
That seagull is awesome!
So was the one in Creary Park. Captain McGull was his name...
Lauren
Brings back memories of last year in Victoria. We had a one-legged seagull on our balcony.
We took pictures but failed to name it. Could they be from the same gene pool or, more probably, the losers in a battle.
Your Mom will remember the Raven, in Yellowknife, who had lost a foot. Stumpy kept watch on the sidewalk in front of the post office whenever people were walking to work in the morning. He put on a great limping act until some food was thrown ahead of him; then he could move with skill and alacrity.
Love,
G & G
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