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OT: POTD: What do you see?

16 years ago

Good morning friends

Hope that you are ok.

Don't let little things upset or bother you today.

There are bigger things in life to do that for us and I hope that they will be battled and you come out the winner!!!
{{gwi:584968}}From POTD for December 09

Precious and I enjoy our time together in the morning, picking out a picture for you. She gets really upset when OUR time is not happening lol. Like when Maddy is here and it happens later lol

So...back to the POTD....What is it that YOU see?

Till later and stay WARM!!!!!!!!!

Lucy

Comments (27)

  • 16 years ago

    The pics wouldn't load all the way but what I could see of that fungus looked really pretty, almost like a flower.

  • 16 years ago

    ha ha ha Karyn I hope it was not because it was still UPLOADING ...I see we are here at the forum at the same time lol

    Sure hope it loads ALL the way....then you can see MORE ;-)

    But I am with you. They do look beautiful...until they turn to MUSH lol.
    All I wished when it grew all over the back part of the yard, that they would be edible. Man we could have eaten 4FR on them.

    Lucy

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  • 16 years ago

    I need more coffee because I thought they were marigolds ;-)

    What a lovely fungus!

    Pam

  • 16 years ago

    Pam roflmao I think you need more then coffee ha ha ha ha Man your eyes are worse then mine lol

    Have a good one and enjoy the coffee :-)
    Lucy

  • 16 years ago

    Good morning all. Lucy, I have never seen such a beautiful mushroom! We only get the dark ones or very small ones. Anyway, I too was trying to figure if it was a marigold, but didn't understand what that piece of wood (now I see it's a tree trunk) was doing next to the "marigold", LOL!

  • 16 years ago

    That's pretty Lucy, you have such a good eye for those things.

  • 16 years ago

    You mean, no one else sees something else besides the mushrooms in the picture?

    :-)

    Lucy

  • 16 years ago

    Are those rain lilies?

  • 16 years ago

    nope...just mushrooms and grass..lol

    Lucy

  • 16 years ago

    What is that under the two pictures. Did you put the pictures on top of a mushroom?
    Ingrid

  • 16 years ago

    Good Morning!! Ditto Ingrid
    Pat

  • 16 years ago

    little tiny flowers of some kind. But I like the mushrooms. LOL
    Dorothy

  • 16 years ago

    Looks like it is on the cat...LOLOL

    Kylie

  • 16 years ago

    Ha, ha,ha. That will be so funny Kylie.

  • 16 years ago

    Chantrelles (sp)- they grown sometimes along our driveway in Spring or Fall. We had a few this year.
    They are a gourmet mushroom---look online for recipes.

    This is a great find, if you can bring yourself to eat such beauty! Because it has been so cold, these mushrooms should be clear of bugs and larvae!!!

    Bon apetite!!!!

    ~Brenda

  • 16 years ago

    I don't think that these are chanterelles (in German: Pfifferlinge). I think they are those huge, hard fungi that mostly grow on a tree trunk. -
    Well, we'll find out sooner or later, won't we?
    Ingrid

  • 16 years ago

    Ingrid thanks for translating. They are for sure a LOT BIGGER then Chantrelles. Oh my gosh I would be in mushroom heaven I HAD so many of them. Heck one can grow as big as a dinnerplate!

    NO CAT underneath the 2 pictures either lol.
    But Ingrid you did see that I used a mushroom picture as a background.

    I still see something in it that no one has mentioned....look BEYOND the PICTURES .........hint hint lol

    Lucy

  • 16 years ago

    Is it that little white flower that is about to open.. Probably a Rain Lily!!???âºâº

    Kylie

  • 16 years ago

    How about that the whole thing looks like a smile? The 2 pics are the eyes and the backgroundpic is the smile on the lips.

    Kim

  • 16 years ago

    I think I see a butterfly, or a moth, on the right picture, corner right top???

  • 16 years ago

    A smiley face LOL
    Dorothy

  • 16 years ago

    Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah KIM :-)

    That is what I TRIED to send you all today

    a SMILE

    Lucy

  • 16 years ago

    LOL I didn't see Kims answer, so I was right. Just left as normal.
    Dorothy

  • 16 years ago

    Knowing Lucy like I think we all do...........
    we should have known from the beginning.......

    Ingrid

  • 16 years ago

    I see a picture under the 2 small picture which I thing is one of the mushrooms from the small picture magnified.

    Pat

  • 16 years ago

    yupp Pat and that picture has the mouth lol

    Ingrid but isn't it great to get a smile ANYTIME?

    Dorothy yipeeeeeee to you too lol

    I just had to do it. I am not sure who gets to see that advertisement for gosh knows what...the only thing that really stuck with me was them making smiley faces out of all sorts of things.

    Trust me, took me a while to SEE them and know what they are trying to show rofl

    Lucy

  • 16 years ago

    At first I didn't smile, I was frowning instead trying to figure out the puzzle.
    But ooohhhh Lucy, what a smile you put on my face now! Thanks.

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