Bookworm in the window

Perhaps the book is a "best siller"?

Very clever riposte David, she probly prefers to stay under cover!

Lol! Love this pic! "Reading between the lines",, I think that it speaks volumes!!

I think you nailed it, chapter and verse!

Ha ha.....too late for me to be witty lol

Now that would make a painting.love it

I found it!!! Methinks thou dost teach either History or Classics?

Actually Ive always been a traditionalist, but found a contrary pleasure in the wacky...touch of surrealism. If you look at Bjs pictures, he paints and they are super, especially the one of Jamie chasing the umbrella!

Its a good thought for the pic..and I too would have loved to teach.

Do you get very cold winters where you are? Cant remember which is cold zone, is it lower numbers?

Yes, Tetrarch, the lower the number the colder it is... I've gardened in zone 2...but at present I live in zone 5B....

Thats about middle then, still fairly cold. Just checked for me..we are Zone 9 in Bristol.. Zone 2 must be in Arctic circle..brrrrrr!

Here's a curiosity for you... You mentioned the arctic circle... Bristol is farther above the equator than where I lived in zone 2!!! You have to bless that lovely Gulf Stream current, because without it...you'd be living in igloos! lol...

Oh dont we know it! I tell you I was scared rotten when they said we might lose the Gulf Stream!

Lovely pic :o))

sometimes i think we do live in igloos! be nice just to cut a door or a window when and where you wanted!

that photo reminds me of the story ~ rapunzel, rapunzel, let down your hair!! even tho i cant see the long hair! is there a prince at the bottom?

That reminds me of Rindercella and the Pransome Hince..to rude to put on here LOL!

There was a young girl from Port Quinn
Who didnt know out from in
She got caught in my snap
With her bum at the back
An' her extremities out on a limb!

dont know the rude version but LOVE the verse! that is very clever!

we could have a bookworm blog ~ with recommended books for the 'worms' to 'eat'??

If we did that I'd have my nose in a book for ever and a day! However, I think I will suggest a Winter Book Club to the guys, called Falling Leaves or Turning Leaves I think you called it. Primarily for gardening/nature books but allowing "other" too!

Oh I remember Rindycella, an actor friend of mine used it as a party piece!! Great shot!!!