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Two Rainbows (for eternal hope in the heart)
Posted September 5th, 2008 by LindsayFor all those who carry hope in their hearts, may you find your pot of gold (whatever that might be).
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Selkie
Posted August 9th, 2008 by LindsaySelkies (or silkies) are part of the folklore of coastal North Scotland and Ireland. Selkies are seals that can shed their skin to reveal a human form which allows them to take lovers from from the land.
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Ghost in gum tree, Adelaide Parklands, dusk
Posted August 3rd, 2008 by doll_yoko- Login to post comments
Some nights, the roo
Posted July 26th, 2008 by doll_yoko
Two solitary campers in the dunes at Antechamber Bay, our first night on the island. The moon is brightful overhead when I'm ripped from my dreams by the presence and weight of a kangaroo on me. A giant roo, so heavy, squashing. I lie with stillness for a long time. When I eventually drag myself up out of my canvas cocoon I can't see him, he's dissolved into the sheltering scrub. Disappointed, relieved, I burrow back into sleep. In the morning Robyn reports her encounter with a wombat when she ventured out for a midnight jish. But this was no wombat sitting on me, it was kangaroo. Something about that heavy tail, those thumper bumper feet, the sweet grassy breath.
Pokémon Masters vs Pakman
Posted July 18th, 2008 by doll_yokoCollect, train, battle.
In a Japanese franchised fantasy game, players capture cute wild creatures called Pokémon, and train them to become members of powerful fighting teams. If a Pokémon cannot escape the confines of the multi-function Poké Ball, it is considered owned by the Trainer. Volition goes out the window, and it must now obey all commands.
The interior of the spherical Poké Ball is designed to make the enslaved Pokémon feel comfortable, but there are no guarantees that this will happen. It's a world of tough luck and tough love.
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