What in the world could this man be taking a photo of that is more interesting than what is happening behind him??? .............................................................
Am back in the land of smoking volcanoes and unreliable planes. Yes I did get stuck in Port Moresby and after a 2 a.m. start this morning, I arrived home an hour before I had to be at work - groan!!! As usual I need a week to recover from my holiday.Thanks for all your visits while I was away. I will pop in and say hi as soon as I can - which means after I get a good night's sleep!!!
I see you have come back to life like the volcanoes in your area. Any man who touches a hot stove is going to get burned. Maybe the man is drunk on honey do as in, "Honey do this for me."
ReplyDeleteHello and welcome home. I was very happy to discover blog whilst looking for pictures about Queen Emma. I am an old Rabaul resident -1970-1973. We left when I was 11. I am still coming to terms with the loss of everywhere I lived and went in Rabaul, esdpecially the old airport which sold the best bubble gum in the world! The golden part of my childhood now lies under tonnes of ash. Asides of google, your blog and the photos you have posted of old Rabaul have been the best medicine I could find for the ache in my heart. I guess that sounds melodramatic especially when you guys now have to live with ash all the time but incredibly this has been my reaction to this disaster. Thankyou for sharing your photos and thoughts with us. If you ever go up around the old Vesters St compound with you camera could you please take a photo for me, especially the right hand bottom corner looking towards North Daughter. If you can't do not feel bad. I will continue to enjoy your blog and thankyou again for a little peace. Cherrie
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Jules! I hope you had a wonderful vacation—though yes, I can understand why you'd need a rest after it too. ;)
ReplyDeleteI don't think I can stand near a smoking volcano—I'd be too terrified.
Great; you're back home, Jules. A big welcome home !
ReplyDeleteYou have been missed by us all. Returning home is a sort of syndrome that disorients one. But no matter, we can't wait to see what mischief awaits !
What a Picture!!Hahaha...What Ever it was, he was Gonna get that Shot!! Hope you had a blast on the holiday sweetie! You've been missed!hughugs
ReplyDeleteHi Guys - had the sleep of the dead am am feeling much better. Will be around the traps over the next couple of days catching up with you all.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Welcome home...I've missed your posts.
ReplyDeleteHope you get some rest to get over your holiday.
Fascinating picture posted today.
Dennis is glad you're back! He missed looking here at the pix.
ReplyDeleteHe got a kitten while you were away. which means no sleep.
Welcome back. Looking forward to more photos of a fascinating country.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Julie. There should be a copy of Bougainville Blue in your PO Box.
ReplyDeleteBrian
Yaay! Jules is back!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home!
Given the choice between photographing an active volcano and you I think I'd agree with that guy and ignore the volcano. Hee hee.
Welcome back, i hope it's not tooo hard .
ReplyDeleteanother amazing capture
ReplyDeletehave a nice day!!!
Looks like you're back with a bang!
ReplyDeleteHi All - thanks for your kind comments
ReplyDeleteBrian - will keep a look out - can't wait!!!
Dive - you are a tease!!!!
Amazing volcano capture.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a good stay with your family. Get a few good sleeps and then enjoy each day as it rolls around.
ReplyDeleteJules, welcome back to bloggerland. Glad you are back. OMG, I would'nt do what that man do. But you capture a great shot.
ReplyDeletePerhaps he was asking the same question about you!
ReplyDeleteI’m glad you had a nice holiday and glad you arrived back in the land of sun and volcanoes. Sorry about the unreliable planes. I hope you transition back to work is not too painful.
ReplyDeleteDennis started Eddy on his own blog right away. I'll have him pop over and tell you about it.
ReplyDeletehi my blog starts on june 29 when i was in a cage at an adoption fair.
ReplyDeletethe sad part of the story is, i am still the only animal that got adopted from that whole fair! the rest are still living in cages, 3 weeks later. i'm going to try and document my whole life, even vet trips.
oh and Jules, make sure you are taking your vitamins, too. and keep getting good sleep.
ReplyDeleteThe suns just come back in Wiggers World... :O)
ReplyDeleteGreat to have you back Jules... look forward to your pictures, writing, and of course You and you sense of humour...
Welcome back! I have missed your blog!
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