The above looks like the periwinkle flower plant.
This week’s Ten Things of Thanksgiving
(1) The joy of keeping spare parts means we don’t need to dash out to buy the odd damaged part for a shower hose.
(2) Thanks for the rare service center who can repair electric products on the spot and make it possible for the customer to collect after one hour.
(3) Grateful for the capacity to combine errands and get two errands done in one trip.
(4) The weather encouraged us to make a circum-navigation, to avoid going out under the unfriendly weather. We prayed in a different church. I had the rare opportunity to buy the Bible readings guide for 2027.
(5) Good to have economy stores selling imported products at throwaway prices.
(6) Thank you for intuitive bloggers who graciously came to the aid of others in need of the boosts in morale, and support.
(7) Thank you for sharing the idea of living in an upside-down house. I had mooted this idea, a long time ago, to my family once in a while, but one member objected VEHEMENTLY. Besides Andrew blogging about it, I have read about this concept from newspaper articles. Alas! Someone in my family could not be persuaded!
(8) Sharing this; it flowers often. All 4 varieties of colors are in one pot as the nursery planted them together. There was another pot with 5 varieties but it was snapped up by another customer.
(9) Grateful this was a better week.
(10) Thanks to God, His angels and saints.
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That’s a great list of thankful! Semi-detached apartments offer no privacy, since the neighbors would be very close to each other.
Those upside down houses are so cool actually. The idea in living in one is cool only until you think of the toilet or anything to do with… Umm… Water? The photos of the flowers and you drawings are also cool
The concept refers to reversing the order of conventional ground floor/ level arrangements, with the second level/ floor standard utility. The street level has the bedrooms, while the upstairs has the kitchen, living room and dining room. The user does not need to sit upside down on a toilet fixed to the ceiling. The toilet is still cemented to the floor.
Welcome and congrats for your being made as a co-host of TToT.
Thanks for visiting Reelika!
Beautiful avatars!
Thanks, Frank.
Upside-down toilets LOL! Love your paintings as always, Cai…
what a great variety of Grats and insights and opinions this week!
better view (in an upside down layout)… seeing how, imo, view counts more from the living room than the bedrooms (where you’d be asleep anyway) lol
two errands in one trip! extra win in these days of gas prices!
have a great week!
Thank you Clark.
Thanks Andrew.
#1 and 3 and flowers and… upside down houses, Cai? What have I been missing! lol
May your week this week be even better than last.
Denise,
Thanks for your well wishes.