Scavenger Hunt: Plush

I think of all my plush toys my favourite is Bosco.
From this hunt I learnt that entering Plush into Google leads you to some cute sites.

Wordless Wednesday: Pop's Bakery Belgrave. c. 1920.

I also remember the delicious smell of the big loaves of bread baking in the family bakery's wood-burning oven. I have loved the smell and taste of fresh bread ever since. Georg Solti

Thank you mum.

I want to send a huge hug of thanks to my Mum. OK, she drives me nuts but she also acts as my foundation. While organising my wedding she's been a voice of fiscal reasoning but also willing to open her wallet for the important things. She has asked us to wait until we are married to have children many times (and asked us to delay IVF till it's done); but she was also the person who helped me see a lighter side to the whole process. Yes, lots of useless advice and clichéd supportive statements aggravate me, but she's also been down to earth and funny when I needed her too. So THANK YOU MUM.
Say Thanks to your mum here.

Saturday Scavenger: Growth.

Growth: An interpretation before bed.


The Boi has an obscene growth on his face. I like guys clean shaven. Nothing against those with beards; but if I want to kiss and not end up with the worse case of pash rash since Sharon from Kath and Kim I need my Romeo's clean shaven.

I guess I'm like Beatrice in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, 2:1.

Lord, I could not endure a husband with a beard on his face!

Wordless Wednesday: Ducks and quote.

If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small aquatic bird of the family anatidae on our hands.
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Cute baby Clothing.

I'm giving some serious thought to buying this for the next baby in the family; unfortunately the niece who is expecting has not got a similar sense of humour to me. I'll keep looking for "Shits, spits and vomits."

Saturday Scavenger: Windows.

Two this week; the first was one I took of a gorgeous stain glass window in the main street of Warburton. The second was my attempt at a photo showing the "window to the soul." I prefer the first one; the second was my original idea. I thought I'd post both.

A Warburton Window.

A Cliched Interpretation.