Look here; look there. No matter where you look, you’ll see people who look at things differently than you do.
Look here! It’s another collection of what I’ve been looking at.
Look here, didn’t we celebrate Hug Your Cat Day last week?
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Here’s what I find when I look for “look here” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who look here, including YOU!
The sky if I’m laying down
I love to look at the sky.
I’m somewhat astonished at those who find looking at the ocean a calming experience. I find it alarmingly relentless. I have spent some time on the Pacific coast looking out at the ocean, and part of me is always waiting for it to take a break, to pause, for the sound to stop for a minute, for the waves to stay still, to not come ashore, but always, always, it keeps on coming. Relentlessly.
I always appreciate a different way of looking at things, Barbara, so thank you.
Apparently the overseas people don’t hug their cats today. Domestically we get two days for it. ??
We’re lucky, I guess!
Oh! What is that yummy-looking pasta casserole?
I always enjoy your photos of Joan
That is tuna mac & cheese by Michael and I always enjoy your comments, Maureen.
The last few days I’ve spent the early evenings staring at Venus and Jupiter. It’s fascinating to me that both planets, when observed by Galileo, changed how he saw our place in the universe. Because Venus is between us and the sun it goes through phases like the Moon, which challenged the belief that the sun revolved around the Earth. He saw four moons around Jupiter which challenged the belief that the planets are all single bodies. And now they’re together in the sky.
Look, here is another great comment from Chris.
Nice 😀 Anne! <3
Thanks, Carol Anne! 😺💕