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The week is before us - like the coffee pot - waiting to brew. Making it good is a matter of choice, luck, creativity, patience and acceptance of the outcome.

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Friday, October 19, 2007

I was thinking about food

But I did not need to go to the refrigerator. I just went to My Photos on my laptop. There I found lots of luscious images, free for the picking. This one is from YotoFoto.com


My fried chicken was cooked at FreeFoto.com









My salad and lemon photo credits go to:
Ernest vonRosen, www.amgmedia.com




My berry berry succulent strawberry was picked from free-pictures-photos.com



The eye candy for dessert is also from FreeFoto.com.

About.com offers Free Clip Art - Free Clip Art for Personal Web Sites.
Cross-posted at Southwest Blogger
My topical post today at South by Southwest and The Reaction is about the new nominee for Attorney General of the U.S..
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Posted by Carol Gee at 6:17 PM
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4 comments:

billie said...

i wish i could do that instead of cooking :) just pick the meal i wanted and have it show up- now that would be fantastic!

10/20/2007 7:31 AM
Carol Gee said...

betmo, couldn't you just die for those chocolates? At least I can grant myself in fantasy what my waistline does not need in reality.
Thanks for your comment.

10/20/2007 2:14 PM
Anonymous said...

Mmm... chocolate...

Thanks for linking to this through TPMCafe. It's always interesting to learn about people's "other lives" online :-)

10/20/2007 3:28 PM
Carol Gee said...

nascardaughter, thanks for dropping by. TPM Cafe is still my absolute favorite group for wonderful intelligent dialog. I often read your participations there. Thanks for being interested in my "other side."

10/22/2007 5:36 AM

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A retired counselor, I am equal parts Techie and Artist. I am a Democrat who came to the Southwest to attend college. I married, had kids and have lived here all my adult life.