I love lion monkeys. I'm pretty sure they'd try to eat my face off if I were to somehow kidnap one from the zoo, but I love them anyways.
This is the mating pair at Hogle Zoo in Utah. There are wee babies crawling on these two, but taking pictures through glass is crappy and you can't see them very well.
The Dutch word for spring is Lente. It's also called voorjaar, but that messes up my L groove so we're not going to discuss that. In Eindhoven there are landing strips of grass inbetween a lot of the roads. One of the first signs of lente is the massive amount of daffodils that start shooting up!
Next I shall show you a very old picture of my livingroom with it's shiny laminate floors. I ought to update some of these pictures, we've made some mad wild changes around here! Okay, maybe not MAD WILD changes, but there are some differences.
What L post would be complete without Las Vegas?
Lastly, a photo of my loyal lovable husband who is logging a geocache on the island of Texel.
I kept trying to work the word lackadaisical into this post because it's such a great word but gosh darnit I am enthusiastic about EVERYTHING and I couldn't make it fit anywhere but as a note down here as to why I couldn't make it work. So I guess I sorta succeeded? Maybe? Ehh....
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23 comments:
Have you been to Apenheul. If I remember correctilly lion monkeys too. It's a great place.
I love your floor. I wish I didn't have all this carpet.
Cute post! I think you did good with the Ls.:)
love all the L words - esp lackadaisical LOL :D
You did great with the L words. You weren't lazy ;-) I don't think I've ever seen lion monkey's before. They look really neat.
yo were not lazy or ltaziasical fab blog
In Brazil there are the famous Golden lion monkeys (endangered species). Lately I have been looking like one by the way (bad hair colour). Have a nice weekend and do not forget to check the promo in my blog! :)
Love your post!!! You should have talked about Layton and you wonderful friend Leslie... hehehe j/k I wish we had more flowers in our town, I Love the pictures of the daffodiles...=)
Loved your post. I am also going to start gelocacheing as soon as my knee is healed, hubby got me this great GPS for Chirstmas!
Love the photos! Your posts always make me smile!
You have a wonderful sense of humor!!Thanks for sharing!
fab post! I love the photo of all of those daffodils, so fresh & Pretty!
I love this post...loony, lackadaisical, lovely...thanks for your visit to my"L" post...Peace
I love your laminate floor and how the tandem computers are arranged on your desk so you can work with your husband side by side ..that's nice!
I'm also a daffodil lover and the large amounts you showed look so pretty!
PS: Yes, those were paper cranes that were hanging like a curtain in the Poet's House children's room. You have a good eye :-)
Well I'm glad you got lackadaisical in there! I love the jumble of words - and the illustrations are great. How did you like Vegas?
Great L words and photos! I love your enthusiasm. :) (Will be looking forward to your room update photo.)
I love the daffodils that are blooming all over the place! And now I am on my way to google the island of Texel, as I have never heard of it before.
Great list of L's! Thanks for stopping in and have a happy Lente!
Hi there! A Happy Lente to you! I am as always Late, late, late!
Finally working backwards on Mrs. Matlock's L post list.
Blessings & Aloha!
I'd love if you get a chance to hop over to my place :o)
I always get so excited to get to your post each week!
It is like a little journey to another country (without the class hassle!)
Such lovely words and photos of your Lente!
Thank for always making Alphabe-Thursday a wondrous journey...through whatever letter it is!
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Love all of your L words. Those monkeys really are gorgeous. And the daffodils, what a beautiful sight. Great choices for L! Kathy
Those daffs are absolutely stunning! Fun L post!
Yes, you got lackadasical in just fine...and I probably spelled it wrong!
Geocaching, huh? When we got our first GPS, we did that. Found a park in central Kansas City with our kids and grandkid, zeroed in on the spot (which of course is hidden in the 'sticks') and lo and behold! First thing we found was lovers in a compromising situation! What quite a Geocache find!
Love the flowers.
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