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  • georgepenney@sunny.gardenG This user is from outside of this forum
    georgepenney@sunny.gardenG This user is from outside of this forum
    georgepenney@sunny.garden
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    #1

    #Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa New Zealand:

    A woman (70s?) approaches a friend while holding a potted rosemary plant with a big blue bow around the pot.
    Grinning as she hands it over, saying: "Happy birthday darl!"
    Her friend asks. "Rosemary?"
    "For remembrance."
    Her friend exclaims. "How could I ever forget YOU?!"
    They share a big hug.

    It's the cafe lunchtime rush.
    Every table is full.
    A queue at the till.
    People still approaching from down the street.
    And a bustling server still finds the time to do a little ninja-move dance to make the barista laugh.
    Grinning as he heads to the kitchen with arms overladen with dishes.

    A man (40s?) is sitting at a cafe table with a vintage Monopoly box (70s edition?) in front of him.
    Opening the lid and carefully lifting out the money and playing pieces.
    Holding the boot up with a faint, thoughtful smile. (4)

    A man (50s?) is approaching his garden gate when a huge fluffy cat darts out.
    Meowing an enthusiastic hello.
    Brushing first this way and that against his legs and asking to be picked up for a big snuggly hug.
    Purring like a cuddly little tractor.

    A man (80s?) is talking to a woman (40s?) over a pot of tea.
    He says in a booming voice: "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine."
    He nods emphatically.

    (Continued Below)

    georgepenney@sunny.gardenG literaturundtechnologie@literatur.socialL archaeoiain@archaeo.socialA caity@bne.socialC robini71@dragonscave.spaceR 5 Replies Last reply
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    • georgepenney@sunny.gardenG georgepenney@sunny.garden

      #Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa New Zealand:

      A woman (70s?) approaches a friend while holding a potted rosemary plant with a big blue bow around the pot.
      Grinning as she hands it over, saying: "Happy birthday darl!"
      Her friend asks. "Rosemary?"
      "For remembrance."
      Her friend exclaims. "How could I ever forget YOU?!"
      They share a big hug.

      It's the cafe lunchtime rush.
      Every table is full.
      A queue at the till.
      People still approaching from down the street.
      And a bustling server still finds the time to do a little ninja-move dance to make the barista laugh.
      Grinning as he heads to the kitchen with arms overladen with dishes.

      A man (40s?) is sitting at a cafe table with a vintage Monopoly box (70s edition?) in front of him.
      Opening the lid and carefully lifting out the money and playing pieces.
      Holding the boot up with a faint, thoughtful smile. (4)

      A man (50s?) is approaching his garden gate when a huge fluffy cat darts out.
      Meowing an enthusiastic hello.
      Brushing first this way and that against his legs and asking to be picked up for a big snuggly hug.
      Purring like a cuddly little tractor.

      A man (80s?) is talking to a woman (40s?) over a pot of tea.
      He says in a booming voice: "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine."
      He nods emphatically.

      (Continued Below)

      georgepenney@sunny.gardenG This user is from outside of this forum
      georgepenney@sunny.gardenG This user is from outside of this forum
      georgepenney@sunny.garden
      wrote sidst redigeret af
      #2

      Any typos spotted in this post have had a massive day and are rather enjoying the sound of their lovely partner bustling around the kitchen making them dinner. If typos spotted, they'll be eating all the pasta, with maybe extra cheese on top. It's been that kind of day.

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      • georgepenney@sunny.gardenG georgepenney@sunny.garden

        #Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa New Zealand:

        A woman (70s?) approaches a friend while holding a potted rosemary plant with a big blue bow around the pot.
        Grinning as she hands it over, saying: "Happy birthday darl!"
        Her friend asks. "Rosemary?"
        "For remembrance."
        Her friend exclaims. "How could I ever forget YOU?!"
        They share a big hug.

        It's the cafe lunchtime rush.
        Every table is full.
        A queue at the till.
        People still approaching from down the street.
        And a bustling server still finds the time to do a little ninja-move dance to make the barista laugh.
        Grinning as he heads to the kitchen with arms overladen with dishes.

        A man (40s?) is sitting at a cafe table with a vintage Monopoly box (70s edition?) in front of him.
        Opening the lid and carefully lifting out the money and playing pieces.
        Holding the boot up with a faint, thoughtful smile. (4)

        A man (50s?) is approaching his garden gate when a huge fluffy cat darts out.
        Meowing an enthusiastic hello.
        Brushing first this way and that against his legs and asking to be picked up for a big snuggly hug.
        Purring like a cuddly little tractor.

        A man (80s?) is talking to a woman (40s?) over a pot of tea.
        He says in a booming voice: "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine."
        He nods emphatically.

        (Continued Below)

        literaturundtechnologie@literatur.socialL This user is from outside of this forum
        literaturundtechnologie@literatur.socialL This user is from outside of this forum
        literaturundtechnologie@literatur.social
        wrote sidst redigeret af
        #3

        @georgepenney Gosh, these warm little episodes are killing me 🥲

        #Spotted

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        • georgepenney@sunny.gardenG georgepenney@sunny.garden

          #Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa New Zealand:

          A woman (70s?) approaches a friend while holding a potted rosemary plant with a big blue bow around the pot.
          Grinning as she hands it over, saying: "Happy birthday darl!"
          Her friend asks. "Rosemary?"
          "For remembrance."
          Her friend exclaims. "How could I ever forget YOU?!"
          They share a big hug.

          It's the cafe lunchtime rush.
          Every table is full.
          A queue at the till.
          People still approaching from down the street.
          And a bustling server still finds the time to do a little ninja-move dance to make the barista laugh.
          Grinning as he heads to the kitchen with arms overladen with dishes.

          A man (40s?) is sitting at a cafe table with a vintage Monopoly box (70s edition?) in front of him.
          Opening the lid and carefully lifting out the money and playing pieces.
          Holding the boot up with a faint, thoughtful smile. (4)

          A man (50s?) is approaching his garden gate when a huge fluffy cat darts out.
          Meowing an enthusiastic hello.
          Brushing first this way and that against his legs and asking to be picked up for a big snuggly hug.
          Purring like a cuddly little tractor.

          A man (80s?) is talking to a woman (40s?) over a pot of tea.
          He says in a booming voice: "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine."
          He nods emphatically.

          (Continued Below)

          archaeoiain@archaeo.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
          archaeoiain@archaeo.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
          archaeoiain@archaeo.social
          wrote sidst redigeret af
          #4

          @georgepenney no kids today

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          • georgepenney@sunny.gardenG georgepenney@sunny.garden

            #Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa New Zealand:

            A woman (70s?) approaches a friend while holding a potted rosemary plant with a big blue bow around the pot.
            Grinning as she hands it over, saying: "Happy birthday darl!"
            Her friend asks. "Rosemary?"
            "For remembrance."
            Her friend exclaims. "How could I ever forget YOU?!"
            They share a big hug.

            It's the cafe lunchtime rush.
            Every table is full.
            A queue at the till.
            People still approaching from down the street.
            And a bustling server still finds the time to do a little ninja-move dance to make the barista laugh.
            Grinning as he heads to the kitchen with arms overladen with dishes.

            A man (40s?) is sitting at a cafe table with a vintage Monopoly box (70s edition?) in front of him.
            Opening the lid and carefully lifting out the money and playing pieces.
            Holding the boot up with a faint, thoughtful smile. (4)

            A man (50s?) is approaching his garden gate when a huge fluffy cat darts out.
            Meowing an enthusiastic hello.
            Brushing first this way and that against his legs and asking to be picked up for a big snuggly hug.
            Purring like a cuddly little tractor.

            A man (80s?) is talking to a woman (40s?) over a pot of tea.
            He says in a booming voice: "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine."
            He nods emphatically.

            (Continued Below)

            caity@bne.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
            caity@bne.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
            caity@bne.social
            wrote sidst redigeret af
            #5

            @georgepenney That last one of the man saying "pure sunshine" made my heart cry.

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            • archaeoiain@archaeo.socialA archaeoiain@archaeo.social

              @georgepenney no kids today

              epistatacadam@toot.walesE This user is from outside of this forum
              epistatacadam@toot.walesE This user is from outside of this forum
              epistatacadam@toot.wales
              wrote sidst redigeret af
              #6

              @ArchaeoIain @georgepenney only the 40year old one chatting with dad!

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              • georgepenney@sunny.gardenG georgepenney@sunny.garden

                #Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa New Zealand:

                A woman (70s?) approaches a friend while holding a potted rosemary plant with a big blue bow around the pot.
                Grinning as she hands it over, saying: "Happy birthday darl!"
                Her friend asks. "Rosemary?"
                "For remembrance."
                Her friend exclaims. "How could I ever forget YOU?!"
                They share a big hug.

                It's the cafe lunchtime rush.
                Every table is full.
                A queue at the till.
                People still approaching from down the street.
                And a bustling server still finds the time to do a little ninja-move dance to make the barista laugh.
                Grinning as he heads to the kitchen with arms overladen with dishes.

                A man (40s?) is sitting at a cafe table with a vintage Monopoly box (70s edition?) in front of him.
                Opening the lid and carefully lifting out the money and playing pieces.
                Holding the boot up with a faint, thoughtful smile. (4)

                A man (50s?) is approaching his garden gate when a huge fluffy cat darts out.
                Meowing an enthusiastic hello.
                Brushing first this way and that against his legs and asking to be picked up for a big snuggly hug.
                Purring like a cuddly little tractor.

                A man (80s?) is talking to a woman (40s?) over a pot of tea.
                He says in a booming voice: "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine."
                He nods emphatically.

                (Continued Below)

                robini71@dragonscave.spaceR This user is from outside of this forum
                robini71@dragonscave.spaceR This user is from outside of this forum
                robini71@dragonscave.space
                wrote sidst redigeret af
                #7

                @georgepenney “Purring like a cuddly little tractor.”
                "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine."
                Awwww smiles and tears all in the same post.

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                • robini71@dragonscave.spaceR robini71@dragonscave.space

                  @georgepenney “Purring like a cuddly little tractor.”
                  "Your mother was my sunshine. I'll never go a day without missing her. Lit up my life and still does. Pure sunshine."
                  Awwww smiles and tears all in the same post.

                  superball@norcal.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
                  superball@norcal.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
                  superball@norcal.social
                  wrote sidst redigeret af
                  #8

                  @robini71 Same. 🥺

                  @georgepenney

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