Posts by JacksonP
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Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand, in reply to David Hood,
From Dunedin Botanic Gardens
Stunning David.
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Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand, in reply to Jos,
Princess buttercup?
Plus others in the morning walk around the house, including some sneaky shots over the nieghbour's fence.What a glorious day!
the buttercup is my fave too
’tis lovey, but mine is probably the bee. Beeootiful.
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Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand, in reply to Islander,
I deeply love a lot of Japanese cuisine-
I had Okonomiyaki for lunch. Nom.
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Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand, in reply to Lilith __,
More pics?
Oh if you insist.
More dress.
More drummers.
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Taste of Japan at Auckland Museum.
1) Origami dress.
2) Drummer/Contortionist
3) More drummers.
Today felt more like summer than spring, but hey, we’ve got until Nov 30th, right? -
Capture: Labour Weekend: Town or Country?, in reply to Kebabette,
Wow! Great shots Kebabette. Glad this has continued, and we got some of the Luxcity photos. ;-)
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Hard News: Friday Music: Return of the brothers, in reply to Paul Williams,
It might be sacrilegious, but the Kylie mix of Blue Monday and Can’t Get You Out of My Head is pretty cool too (youtube audio here).
Not at all. I’ve always loved that one.
Oh thank god! It has been my secret shame for so long.
One does wonder why she performed Locomotion at the Royal Reception the other day though. Really? You couldn’t have brought it into this millennium, at least? Actually, guess I answered my own question.
Since we’re being indulgent (well, I am) if you are a fan of The Cure, and you haven’t watched this 13.47min version of A Forest yet, then I suggest you do.
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Waiheke Island last summer.
Who Shot Rock Pool dwellers?
We should do one of these in the future, on both counts. ;-)
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That's cool David.
Since you're here, hopefully you have received the print by now?
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The ubiquitous Kestrel.
Also ended up in silo park this afternoon. I'll be trying to keep track of the painting of the Silos by Askew One for a future post.
