Big is such a relative word. Big in relationship to what? A big breakfast to me might be a scrambled egg and two slices of bacon but to someone else it might be 3 scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, 4 slices of bacon, hash-brown potatoes, toast, and fresh fruit. Do you see my dilemma? How big is big?
In the end, it was all too confusing so I’ll just show you this big guy who sits in front of the Heard Museum. I call him “Stoneman”.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Theme Day: Big
Big is such a relative word. Big in relationship to what? A big breakfast to me might be a scrambled egg and two slices of bacon but to someone else it might be 3 scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, 4 slices of bacon, hash-brown potatoes, toast, and fresh fruit. Do you see my dilemma? How big is big?
In the end, it was all too confusing so I’ll just show you this big guy who sits in front of the Heard Museum. I call him “Stoneman”.
So right Sharon. That's what makes today's theme such fun, our different interpretations of the word. Your big man is super. Love the art work - and the palm tree beside it is even bigger!
ReplyDeleteSo cool!
ReplyDeletecute! And, now I need some breakfast.
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ReplyDeleteLol, I'll have the small breakfast please and I like BIG stoneman!
ReplyDeleteSmall breakfast, big coffee for me. I like the big guy.
ReplyDeleteI never noticed this guy. I'm going to have to look for him the next time I get down there.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if he's big, but he's massive, if that makes sense.
ReplyDeletelooks like a big hamburger
ReplyDeleteWonderful post and picture, Sharon. I like this BIG guy very much. It's truly amazing to see all the different interpretations of BIG.
ReplyDeleteI like your Stone Man very much!!
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