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Wordless Wednesday 18
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I see a diver, a snorkeler and lots of fish swimming in the water. The sky is very blue with colourful birds and that sun looks very hot. Glad you had such a wonderful holiday. Welcome back..
We actually did say “oooh!” while snorkeling!
Diving in some wonderful, tropical location! I recognize the “oooh” – made the same sound through the snorkel on the reefs off the coast of Jamaica!
Such an amazing experience to visit the world underwater.
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Among the fish, gazing at birds. The lovely, snorkeling N. Glad to see!
She looks part mermaid!
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That “ooooh” scared me at first. But that was when I still thought the diver on the left was a winged sea-monster. Now I understand. I’m such a dolt. You were in Wales, obviously. (;
I LOVE these drawings!
Ha! Close — Thailand and Malaysia!
p.s. I notice with much joy that skies are always smiling in one way or another…
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Snorkeling is amazing, isn’t it. Lovely to see it here through N’s eyes. I thought too at first that the diver on the right was in danger, but then realized those were pretty little fish and that everything else here radiated happiness. Love those multi-coloured birds. No need to ask if she (and you and Jeff) enjoyed the trip, I guess! This says it all.
Those blue fish really did surround us that way. And on land it was similar with monkeys!
I like the multicoloured birds flying towards the sun. And the intriguing slightly mysterious diver on the left. Actually both humans are mysterious and intriguing since the snorkling child is turned away from the viewer and looking out to sea with an enigmatic “oooooh!”.
I think she must be facedown. I love the way kids don’t stop themselves to figure out the mechanics of their drawings, they just go ahead and draw.