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Green doesn't make you hungry, Orange, red and yellow do. Green is a restful color, but is not as favored as blue.
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They often won't re-fit these places because it usually costs much more to fix them up then it does to just let them rot. Sad but true.
Molly was your grandfathers name "Mac" if so please post a comment my parent owned sunnycroft from 52 to 63
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Hey rich my parents sold the ranch to your dad (Morty) remember .Annette married a guy named John a few years after your dad sold his share >Please post again would like to talk Mike
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So slim...
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Fr :
Défense de pénétrer
Danger de mort

Ang:
Defense to enter
Danger of death
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Hi nvusofmotts! The word you're trying to think of is "pareidolia." Everybody has this happen sometimes. I've even seen faces in the pattern of the tiles on my bathroom floor! Sometimes they jump right out at you...other times you have to stare for while before you see them. The faces in this picture kind of remind me of "gumby and pokey" when I was a kid. (Maybe I'm aging myself here :-)
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That's a really great tank!
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I believe this was a hospital that specialized in geriatrics.
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Spectacular space. Those Art Nouveau arches are totally steampunk!
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i can look at your photos over and over and never get sick of them.
...hmmmmm. Does anyone know a ("the"?) word for the phenomenon of "involuntarily seeing 'faces' in objects" like clouds, popcorn ceilings, etc...? Seems like there's a word for that. Seems like a lot of people see the same thing (or maybe it's just me, and I'm weird, which is very possible.....of course, I do have an art degree, so maybe my MIND just works that way.......) Any ideas?
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thank you for your pictures..very lovely
Lol....the top one DOES look "surprised". Nice "topknot" hairdos, also, I might add :-).
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WOW!!! would love this pic as wallpaper!