UPSIDE DOWN is today's subject for City Daily Photo Theme Day.
My laundry was drying on the fence in the hot Australian sun back in 2005 when I lived an almost hermit life for a month in rural New South Wales as a volunteer for the Good Samaritan Donkey Sanctuary.
To read more about the good life there and to see some of the over 100 sweet donkeys, please go to my earlier posts, "Preaching to the donkeys" and "Bless the donkeys."
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Upside down down under is good but also really perplexing...
ReplyDeleteGood one. I marvel that you can find a photograph from 2005. I can't find photographs from last week.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have thought of laundry drying for this theme!
ReplyDeleteI didn't of laundry either. Good show. A donkey sanctuary? I 've got plenty of jokes for this one. hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if you'll be heading down under anytime soon.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if laundry is hung up the other way in the northern hemisphere :)
ReplyDeleteGreat contribution, Dina!
ReplyDeleteNow, what does upside down down under mean on the other side of the globe? ;-)
Excellent title Dina, great minds think alike :) I actually do hang my washing upside down :)
ReplyDeleteLove this! Always interesting to read what you have been doing.
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Good one. I'm glad that you remembered it existed and decided to use it for the Theme Day post.
ReplyDeleteLook at it this way Dina: to be upside-down, down-under, is to be the right-way up. I love the flag fluttering in the background.
ReplyDeleteCaring for donkeys sounds so wonderful!
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