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(Feb-24-2011, 07:43 PM (UTC))Farseer Wrote: [ -> ]

(Feb-24-2011, 07:27 PM (UTC))joost Wrote: [ -> ]nice morning...
...blood red sky

To those things together I would instantly say "A red sky at night, a shepherd's delight; a red sky in the morning, a shepherd's warning" but I can't see a single cloud in your picture! Truly a glorious morning, joost!!

We used to say 'sailor' not 'shepherd'....

Nice sunrise Joost! I don't see many of those myself

(Feb-24-2011, 07:43 PM (UTC))Farseer Wrote: [ -> ]

(Feb-24-2011, 02:13 PM (UTC))Nuytsia Wrote: [ -> ]And if the pale ginger one had been a girl I could have named him Amber!

* TM sort-of spoiler *

Spoiler

Kitten Thick was "striped orange and white"...not to mention that Fitz had also seen him appear as black first

Ooh yeah! Yay, Hobb-cats!

(Feb-24-2011, 07:43 PM (UTC))Farseer Wrote: [ -> ]This side-by-side pic/the cats' colouring also made me think of two people at the very end of Chapter Eighteen of FF!!!

Awwww I had to go read it ...... *sniffle*

My niece allowed me to wear her pink hat today.

These beings have seen hats that are a lot worse... It fits well...

I'm a fan...that's a nice colour on you! Good one, joost!

Yeah, pink looks good on me .

The hat reminds me a bit of Jayne's hat from Firefly:
[Image: jayne_hat_1.jpg]

Went for a walk today, and the forest looked very nice. You can see clearly the damage that last year's two storms caused, but it makes the forest seem more alive

Nice images... The forest there is quite different from what these beings are used to, though they have been in such forest type a few times... (although that was in the Northern hemisphere...)

I agree - nice images! As soon as I saw them, I thought,"Hmm...the 'thul beings could certainly find many ready-made walking sticks in that lot...all set for cutting and carving and 'thulness!"

As for your hat, joost, I noticed Sheldon had a similar one in a recent 'The Big Bang Theory' episode and I thought immediately of you!

A lot of the wood there is bent, so it would have to be steamed straight, and thats a complex process... At least if one wants to have easily usable walking sticks... for decorative ones, it is not that critical.

Found this in my archives: