WHAT DO YOU SEE ?? Ink Blot #7
Here is the seventh ink blot in my series of ten.
posted by GypsySavage @ 1:32 PM Permalink
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Friday, July 07, 2006
Here is the seventh ink blot in my series of ten. About Me
- Name: GypsySavage
- Location: Ohio, United States
Greetings friends! My name is Barb a.k.a. Gypsy Savage. I chose the name Gypsy Savage as it is the pet name my husband called me when we were dating. AHHHH, those days are sweet to remember. I was guided to this site by a friend who writes beautifully and created a blog. She, in turn, had been "tagged" and, thus, it has led to me creating my own little blog. I hope I can keep it current and entice people to respond with comments. I've decided to create different blogs for different topics. I will keep my main one GypsySavageMuses for general topics. I have been wanting to write, as sort of a joural, my experience with pain. That blog is Chronic Pain - My Story (how original...). I eventually want to begin a blog with ink blots on it. I find it so amusing to hear what others see in each blot. Very interesting at times... Hope you find one blog that interests you enough to keep you coming back to read and post. I have met lots of interesting people in "blogland." It's surprising how well you can sometimes connect to people just through their writings..
8 Comments:
I had to stare at this one for a while. Seems like I see a lot of insects... This time I see a moth on roller skates.
I see a frog (the dark part in the middle) swimming through the water.
I see lots of animals in the negative spaces.
If I can stop one heart from breaking,
I shall not live in vain;
If I can ease one life the aching,
or cool one pain,
Or help one fainting robin,
Unto his nest again,
I shall not live in vain.
Emily Dickenson
Two penguin's heads, back to back, singing into microphones.
Susan - yesss, I see the frog now. It's fun how other suggestions can make us see other things.
Gambo - I so love your poem's and this one hits home for me.
Cosmo - Had to look for a while but then those two penquins just popped right out !
At first glance I saw a fierce, toothy face mask, but after reading the comments I, too, saw the singing penguins and the bug. (No frog, though, wbb - sorry.)
I'm pleased to discover your site, GS - great photos of your grandson and the watermelon :)
Pauline, happy to have you visit my blog. I have neglected it for the past couple of weeks because my husband is on vacation. My mind reflects better when he is not at home.
Thanks for the compliment on my Grandson's watermelon series. I was thrilled to be able to capture so many images in the few seconds it took for him to discover his first watermelon.
A dog with poor dentistry
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