Pictures of life in Jerusalem and the Jerusalem Hills. And since August 2013 also a look at the northern Negev, my new home.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Sally forth into S
S is for silk, corn silk. I suspect my silliness with the letter S for today's ABC Wednesday is getting a bit corny. Sorry if this stretches your patience. But come, take up your staff and let us sally forth up into the Jerusalem and Jerusalem Hills worlds of S .
Many other bloggers are contributing mercifully shorter S posts today. See them at Mrs. Nesbitt's place.
The surroundings of Jerusalem must be very beautiful! The letter S might be difficult but what do you think of X! You asked for my e-mail, but how can I best send it to you?
Cornsilk! I took photos of corn in a field last autumn and was amazed at how fascinating those plants are. Of course, I have also just finished Omnivore's Dilemma and dismayed by what has been done to corn and its use now. Great posts as always.
That corn looks so fresh and sweet. Is it in your garden? I have a small garden, so I can't grow corn of my own even through I love to eat it. I invite you to come see my stump pictures. Click on gardening in my category list and you can see my floating garden. - Margy
A long page of S posts, and all of them so interesting. Impossible to comment on each, so I'll just thank you here for all the fascinating information.
The surroundings of Jerusalem must be very beautiful! The letter S might be difficult but what do you think of X!
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Okay, you win! There are more Ss here than you could shake a sausage at!
ReplyDeleteBut what an interesting glimpse of life in Jerusalem.
A nice walk in the hills of Jerusalem. :)
ReplyDeleteThank`s for taking me along with you.
What a great compilation of S photos here, Dina.
ReplyDeleteCornsilk! I took photos of corn in a field last autumn and was amazed at how fascinating those plants are. Of course, I have also just finished Omnivore's Dilemma and dismayed by what has been done to corn and its use now. Great posts as always.
ReplyDeleteyour second photo is stunning. i love the choice it represents. beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is quite an accomplishment, Dina! That's a whole lot of SSSSs.
ReplyDeleteThat corn looks so fresh and sweet. Is it in your garden? I have a small garden, so I can't grow corn of my own even through I love to eat it. I invite you to come see my stump pictures. Click on gardening in my category list and you can see my floating garden. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThat corn looks ready to eat and so good!
ReplyDeleteYou really got a lot of nice S words and pics here:)
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Your "S" post is very clever and witty. I really like it. Brought a smile to my face.....corny or not. ;)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, very interesting pictures.
ReplyDeleteA long page of S posts, and all of them so interesting. Impossible to comment on each, so I'll just thank you here for all the fascinating information.
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