Tulip season is here, so we’ve declared a flower week at Fake Flamenco. Bright pink Square: Original photo: New flower tomorrow, in a different shade. What’s bringing a smile to your face today? Gracias for visiting Fake Flamenco. ¡Olé! –Rebecca Square Up with Becky B!
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The warm sun yesterday afternoon convinced me to bike to the grocery store with my cargo trailer behind. Before I left I grabbed my camera and took several shots of the garden because the tulips are blooming! Bright Square Original photo This is flower week on Fake Flamenco! New photos every day. What’s bringing a […]
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I pulled into a parking place at the grocery store last week. While I put on my face mask, I looked out the front window and saw a black walnut a sneaky squirrel had hidden. As a bonus, I liked the gray blue sky peeking through the rivet holes of the post. Gracias for visiting […]
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We cut these flowers from the backyard this weekend; my Bright Square for 14 April. The daffodils were plentiful this year! My Bright Squares for 15 and 16 April: What’s brightening up your days around you? Gracias for reading Fake Flamenco. ¡Olé! –Rebecca Square Up with Becky B!
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The post also known as, “Husband’s Vaccine in Prairie du Chien”. Chien means dog in French; the town is named after prairie dogs! That’s another thing I like about it, besides the appointment I found for my husband there a week ago. Evan qualified to be vaccinated before I did. It was worth it to […]
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Little banjo froggy, ready to brighten up your day. Street art in Madison, Wisconsin. For 3 April, Six Word Saturday and Bright Squares: Crystal Corner Establishment waiting for vaccinated patrons to lift chilled glass mugs. Photo for Bright Squares, 4 April. Lights, camera, action, videotape. Photo for Bright Squares, 5 April. What is your favorite […]
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