Post a picture... Any picture

[CHecker]

Oh man!!!! How'd you get my picture?? See how she's focusing on the keys? That's ME!

[dilip kumar]

[dilip kumar]

[Old]

Mugzi at 1 year.

[Old]

I have been told that this beats two in the bush.

 

 

[1gemstone]

 

 

 

[1gemstone]

[Friends just call me Ross]

Okay...Here's an easier 'word picture' for you to guess:

 

 

 

 

 

Ross

[Qapla]

Looks like a baby shower .... now, do you have a picture of a bridal shower?

[Friends just call me Ross]

Answer, which is probably not needed,   

 

Baby Shower

 

Ross

[Friends just call me Ross]

Looks like a baby shower .... now, do you have a picture of a bridal shower?

 

 

 

Ross

[1gemstone]

 

[dilip kumar]

it's in India.

[RaymondG]

A lovely photo, Dilip...

Is it near where you live? If so, please put it into the 'Pictures of where we live' thread.

[dilip kumar]

No. It's not near my place. But I think it's near by. Would join your thread after collecting some snaps.

[Friends just call me Ross]

I just love this word picture.  Took me a while to guess it.

 

 

Ross

[Friends just call me Ross]

And, the answer is...

 

A Can of Worms

 

 

 

 

 

Ross

[pnutts]

And, the answer is...

 

A Can of Worms

 

 

 

 

 

Ross

Looks more like Snakes coming up your Toilet!!!!

[Qapla]

I would actually say "opening a can of worms" - since it is open ..... and even if it does look like a toilet, a toilet is called "the can" as slang in English (American, anyway)

[Old]

Talking nautical it could be a opening a 'head' of worms. 

[pnutts]

The American term  "Going to the Can" came about because people really used a can. The better cans were chemical toilets - one can inside of another can with a toilet seat on top.

[CHecker]

Oh brother, this line of discussion is taking me back. The 'can' reminds me of my childhood. We didn't have indoor plumbing when we moved to a v.e.r.y. primitive "home". We had a 'can' with a toilet seat in a box to use at night when I was 10-12 years old. After that we just used the outhouse because I was old enough to go out by myself. Oh wow, thanks a lot for THAT memory. Oh and the bathtub was a  #3 tub in the kitchen by the wood stove in winter and the creek out back in summer.

Mem..riesss, like the corner of my mind.....oh sorry, I often break out in song when I remember the good old days, err the old days. 

[Qapla]

"Out Houses" are not a "distant" memory for me .... I work construction sites and a "port-o-let" is nothing more than an outhouse with a "self-contained" holding tank instead of an open hole underneath.

 

At the same time, I do remember visiting my Dad's family in southern Colorado when I was young. It was in the winter and they had an outhouse. It was a short walk from the back door. Well, if you've ever been in southern Colorado when there is snow, it can get quite deep. So, the first one up in the morning would open the back door, grab the snow shovel and head for "the room", clearing the path for everyone else. It does not take long for the path to become more like a "hallway" with the snow piled high next to the path.

[CHecker]

Oh John, that's so right. I do remember that. And the laundry on the clothesline to freeze-dry. And the wringer washer for the laundry to freeze-dry. And no electricity so we used kerosene lamps to light our way to the "gold room" out back......Oh my. Not to mention that when you were finished with the bath you dumped it out the front stoop because it's where the boys went potty at night and we had to rinse it off! UGH!

 

There are so many people here that say that when Armageddon comes they're coming to live with me, I know how to survive on almost nothing.... 

[Adelin]

Went two days ago in an unassigned territory - people living on top of the hills; had to jump many fences