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“Anything is good if it’s made of chocolate” Jo Brand
My Little Piece of Heaven
There is just
something about you
I am in lust
And only for you
I am finding it impossible
to stay away
Highly improbable
Anything would keep me at bay
I lost you
Luckily
I found you
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“Don’t be a bitter Bitch!
Just make them EAT IT, HONEY!”
Latrice Royale
Having My Cake and Eating It Too
Having my cake
And eating it too
May be
A catch twenty-two
Having it both ways
Without any pays
Looking for clues
Paying my dues
Powerless against sacrifice
Not willing to compromise
Finding ways to circumvent
Avoiding getting dents
Still my cake is crumbling down
Falling into little pieces
Not worth even half a crown
Soon enough ceases
To exist
Vaporizing into mist
Who ever finds the recipe
To uncover this mystery
Please feel free
To share it with me
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“The only thing I ever throwback on Thursdays are drinks”
Food for Thought for Throwback Thursday
We all have to eat to survive. Some of us, enjoy a decent meal, or two. So, for this week’s Throwback Thursday, a few posts dedicated to a few delicacies. Direct from the archives for your digestion 😉
Chocolate Cake
Coffee with a Side Dish
Cookie Jar
Dinner Time
Having My Cake and Eating It Too
My Little Piece of Heaven
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“To have my cake and eat it too?… hm… eat it!”
Chocolate Cake
It’s just a cake
Nothing fake
Some sugar and spice
All the things nice
And do not forget
The best ingredient
What is it?
What else for a ‘holic
But dark chocolate
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“I can’t imagine a day without coffee. I can’t imagine!”
Howard Schultz
Coffee with a Side Dish
A cup of coffee or a few
With a sweet side dish or two
A lifesaver for any day
Will keep all kinds of doctors away
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“A bachelor’s life is a fine breakfast, a flat lunch, and a miserable dinner”
Francis Bacon
Dinner Time
At dinner time
All is just fine
Especially,
When doing
The “fine dine”
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“The only thing I ever throwback on Thursdays are drinks”
Songs for Throwback Thursday
We all love songs and singing, so for this weeks Throwback Thursday, a few posts dedicated to songs, naturally 😉 So here they are, direct from the archives: Let the rapping begin!
Life is a Musical
Can Do Attitude
Uphill Battle
Umbrella
A Singalong for Caturday
The Gun Rap
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Poetry /Photography /Tales /Things of That Nature!
“Life is short: Eat that chocolate bar!”
Chocolate for Throwback Thursday
This week’s Throwback Thursday is dedicated to my second favourite thing in the whole wide world:
Chocolate 😉
Enjoy!
Chocolate is The Answer: Who Cares What the Question is!
My Little Piece of Heaven!
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Poetry, photography, tales and things that nature!
“You know, it is said that we Greeks are a fervent and warm blooded breed. Well, let me tell you something – it is true” Melina Mercouri
Ancient Kamiros
Gun’s travel log, stardate: Greece, Kamiros EET (GMT +3)
Kamiros (/kəˈmaɪərəs/; Greek: Κάμειρος) is an ancient city on the island of Rhodes, in the Dodecanese, Greece. It lies on the northwest coast of the island, three kilometres west of the village of Kalavarda.
This archaeological site contains ruins of the Hellenistic and Roman city of Kameiros together with the neighboring necropolis, which although first discovered in 1859 was mainly excavated during the Italian occupation of the island (1912-1943). Of the classical city, only the façade of a late classical fountain and some walls from the agora (market) remain.
The settlement was constructed on three separate levels of the hill. At the bottom was the first terrace with public buildings, market and temples, then on the second terrace was the main settlement and finally in a dominant position at the top of the hill was the acropolis with the Temple of Athena Kameirados (6th century BC), a reminder of the former wealth and historic significance of this ancient city.
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Poetry, photography, tales and things that nature!
“A well-made salad must have a certain uniformity; it should make perfect sense for those ingredients to share a bowl” Yotam Ottolenghi
An Homage to Greek Salad
Gun’s travel log, stardate: August, Greece, Lunch Time (GMT +3)
An homage to Greek Salad
Tomatoes, onions and cheese
Who could ever survive without these
A feast good enough for peasants
Maybe even some pheasants
But especially for the tourists
From a far away land
Sufficiently and well nourished
Everything going as planned
Enjoying the feast worthy of Gods
Who could ever beat these odds
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