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Watching Trains

Dennis

Kids love trains, at least I heard of several kids that do and I haven’t been any different when I was young. My grand cousin is no different either. I noticed this during our bicycle tours when we cycled over bridges with railways underneath as she pointed with the fingers at the coming trains and I stopped so that she can watch. Since then, we regularly take the bike to do that. Just recently, a neighbor mother inspired me with the idea to check the train station as she is doing it with her son. So, we went to the … Continue reading Watching Trains

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Outdoor Cat Snapshot

Dennis

I saw this cat outside but it was a shy one and was running into a hedge. I thought it’s worth it to take a look and saw it again behind the hedge. I took a snapshot with my phone. You see the photo at the top. It’s a beautiful grey or silver tabby with stripes. Even if it’s just a phone photo and not a close-up, you can clearly see that the cat doesn’t trust me at all. Just look at the expression! Continue reading Outdoor Cat Snapshot

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Spaghetti

Dennis

Just a snapshot of the Spaghetti dish that my mother prepared for us when I visited her one evening. It’s a very simple meal but I always liked Spaghetti. But who doesn’t? The photo was taken with my smartphone but I like the photo. I wondered how many food-related posts I already have on my blog and checked it now. I have 105 foodie-posts but of course, they’re all about the photos. Continue reading Spaghetti

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Tired Cats

Dennis

It’s just a bad phone snapshot but today I noticed these two cats in our district. Like I said in a previous post, it was pretty hot today and these two cats were basically tired of the heat. I know because I called them but they didn’t care and continued to take a break. In these moments I always regret that I don’t carry my DSLR every single time I leave my apartment. I would have liked to take some close-up photos of them with my 70-300mm lens. But who knows, maybe I spot them again one day because it … Continue reading Tired Cats