You came for dinner
but didn’t stay
that’s good I guess
many people might think
you’re too creepy
or ugly
or gross
or just plain strange

but I love how
delicate
you are
thanks for your visit
I understood
that you couldn’t stay
did you find us
big and
spongy and
weird without wings?
This is terrific, a perfect analogy for how all of us big, spongy, wingless beings should treat each other…
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Thank you, Brian. 🙂
This guy stopped by just as M and I were sitting down to an al fresco dinner in DR. He was so big and so capable of generating a lot of “eek!” factor, but it was clear that he was very benign. His wings were so lovely and delicate though, and I began thinking about all the write-offs we do because of differences …
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ewwwww
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He was certainly capable of causing that reaction.
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Interesting…was this in DR?
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Yes, it was. This picture isn’t very good and doesn’t show it at all, but his wings were stunning. They were transparent and sort of sparkly in the candlelight.
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Probably good this dinner guest left before he scared your other guests.
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Hahaha. 🙂 It was just my M and me having dinner outside in Dominican Republic, and he only stayed a few seconds.There are many and varied winged creatures there. 🙂
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That’s good – Just you and mom there. I know that bug would not have bothered either of you. His visit would not bother my daughter and I. Glad you got a laugh out of my first comment.
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M is my husband. 🙂 The bug was very polite – stopped by for a quick visit and then had to fly. 😉
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Sorry – I thought M stood for Mom.
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Wonderful observation and perception.
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Thank you very much. 🙂
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If it wasn’t for the wings, this one could be titled “Kenny comes to dinner”
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Hahaha. 🙂
The wings were really beautiful- transparent and sparkly. The photo doesn’t show that because we were in low light and I wasn’t quick enough with the camera.
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It looks graceful. Better that it left, though.
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Very graceful. And he definitely might have caused some issues for those who don’t care much for winged dinner companions. 🙂
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Very cleaver a poem for a dinner guest. Love this. You set a nice table by the way. Have a blessed day. Love 💕 Joni
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Thank you very much. 🙂
I didn’t set this table; we were having dinner at an outside restaurant. It was really lovely.
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Interesting…
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Yes, he was. 🙂
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I do prefer dinner guests who don’t outstay their welcome. 🙂 You did a great job with the poem, Lynette. Made me smile.
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Thank you for your lovely comment – much appreciated. 🙂
Yes, he was very timely in his departure, long before there could be any complaints. 🙂
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I like it, reminds me of my own writing (I´m vain), simple it seems complex it is to write about to be a joyful read. Very creative. I actually wrote a poem about a bee that I took a picture of it on top of the keyboard of my computer. Nice meeting you, nice blog you have here the photos and great writing.
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Thank you very much for your comments. 🙂 Insects don’t bother me much (obviously). They are part of our landscape too.
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Yes they are part of our landscape, but I actually lived in a house in the middle of the woods and is not very comfy the mosquitos, bees that are on the attack and you on a constant state of alert…..not cool, they are devious.
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The biting ones can definitely be very annoying.
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Yikes! Glad he wasn’t on the menu! 🙂
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Hi Vanessa, my apologies, I just saw your comment here.
Yes, I’m glad he wasn’t on the menu, either!
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