Red Moon Over Second Empire

The altered photo I thought

would give the players a hard time....

I mught as well have used this one

One of my favorite old Victorian houses in town

which I just used in my facebook "guess where" photos

for local people to enjoy..I did disguise it to make

it a challenge and they got it right

off anyway. I love Second Empire

architecture..

crepes and crikey

Above is my breakfast today---some wonderful crepes made with whole wheat

flour (from Cooks .com) filled with flavored lite cream cheese and chopped

walnuts....topped with lite syrup, more nuts and bit of parsley for color
seems heavenly to find a way to enjoy such a treat that I can

make myself...looked better not sliced for a photo

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then below I get a chance to use the English (Cockney?) term

"Crikey ! "---for not moving myself a bit when

taking this horse photo---to eliminate the

tall grass thing in front of his nozzle... my brother in law

was elected for 10 terms I believe

and found a new use for the political signs

Tea Time for Dear Old Friends

"A Hearty Beginning"

Valentine's Day is for

Love to be tied

to one another

as a groom and a bride

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The face on the plate

must congratulate

the couple who is married

on this date

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Here I post a sketch instead of

a photo--as time permitted

and the heart was willing.

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My poem mentions the

face on the plate which

got there for the photo shoot as

I usually scan the area I am in

and spy something that I feel

will enhance the photo ..,this

amusing head was a recent find

that insisted I buy it...

"Sooooooo Good !"

I just had to blog about this lunch---it surprised me with

it's flavors...I used whole wheat bread, I Can't Believe Its Not Butter,

sugar free bread and butter pickles,
some jarred red pepper, Dubliner cheese (I stayed near

the place that makes this Irish cheese etc--they have a tower that

sticks up high and you can judge how close you

are to home after a day trip on the The Ring Of Kerry ) shredded,

and fresh sprig of Rosemary that smells good even if you

just look at it...it was cooked in a non stick electric fry

pan with cover 350 to 375---some cheese was

shredded in to the pan alongside the sandwich to

fry till you can turn it over and fry the otherside...

this went on top of the sandwich and I must advise you

to save these parts for last--they are such a treat..reminds

me of the famous Shady Glen burgers with the sides of

the burger having fried cheese hanging off them..

Picked up the heart plate yesterday--always

love red things and heart things and this all makes

life have a gladder heart...and how happy

I was that this was a lite lunch...

I usually limit cheese to about once a week