Dumbo Octopus in Action
American Gasoline, American Oil Company TV Ads of 1950's and 1960's
Bewitched - Sam Tells Darrin She's Pregnant
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Enjoyed seeing the action of octopus and the arts.
ReplyDeleteGosh, the octopus does resemble dumbo, doesn't it? xoxo
ReplyDeleteNice log, Linda !
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful day !
So love your blog and all da cats and da smiles, friend L ... Always, cat.
ReplyDeleteI loved Bewitched, a fun series. I wish you a very happy Wednesday Linda.
ReplyDeleteThe art you show is always lovely - thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery nice paintings!
ReplyDeleteUma bela postagem com bons vídeos.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
une belle publication Linda..
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Thoroughly enjoyed the videos. Loved the old ads and learning about hyenas. I will have to check out the Bewitched video later as it told me to go directly to YouTube and will do that soon. The artwork was lovely. Thank you Linda, another great start to the day.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of dumbo octopus before, but it does look like dumbo :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art works. I love the ones by Energy Artist Julia.
Have a wonderful day!
Love all the kitty art! The dumbo video I'm not sure I understand. It sure looks like a wee wet elephant that swims! And I get so nostalgic with stuff from the 50s and 60s...I remember those as fun years but still difficult in many ways. Bewitched! I've seen some re-runs of that recently and always enjoy them, even though the whole idea is dumb. But we miss the good old sitcoms, so we buy the entire series of shows like "Frasier," or "Cheers," or "Mary Tyler Moore," or "The Odd Couple." And it's great fun watching them without all those annoying commercials!
ReplyDeletegreat shares
ReplyDeleteI like the cat and Alf. I think that was his name. Funny!
ReplyDeleteI don't even remember that on Bewitch, though I do remember the baby I think
ReplyDeleteI used to love watching Elizabet Montgomery. Such a tragic tale of her life.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of that kind of octopus before. Quite a critter!
ReplyDeleteUn saludo Linda, espero que te encuentres muy muy bien, el post precioso. Muchas gracias y un beso.
ReplyDeleteAnother good post. Have a blessed day. Madeline
ReplyDeleteI have never seen anything like this cute Dumbo Octopus before. Funny gasoline ads. Ha ha!
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda! I enjoyed the animal videos and the glorious art, such a wonderful and encouraging break in my day <3 Hope you have a great day!
ReplyDeleteCoucou Linda, those painting are so nice!!! Bise et bonne journée toute douce!
ReplyDeleteI love the Dumbo Octopus, too. It really looks like the character. I like the other videos as well. The artwork is really neat. Thanks so much for sharing this with your followers, Linda. I believe I joined. I'll fix it if I didn't. All the best!
ReplyDeleteHello Linda. Your videos are Always so funny and beautiful. Good posts. I will watch "Why do Hyenas Laugh" And also te other ones. And I love the black cat of Raphael with blue behind it.
ReplyDeleteRalph loves your blog. Tomorrow he had new internet time ;-) He'll come over to your blog.
Best Wishes!!!
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A lot of fine art to see today. I always enjoy your blogs.
ReplyDeleteThis is always such a precious break to me, you know, my adorable Linda, your posts are always a moment of 'evasion' filling my heart with such a deep joy !
ReplyDeleteHope your week is off to a good start I wish you most wonderful days to come, sending hugs and more hugs to you
Xx Dany
octopi (octopuses?) are such intelligent creatures. I'm sure you heard the wonderful story about Inky the Octopus who escaped from the aquarium in New Zealand. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2016/04/14/octopus-escape-artists-aquariums/83019170/
ReplyDeleteIt was only recently reading about octopuses that I realised how clever these animals are.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
Lovely cats!!! They should think about having these for their street artworks in Kuching, our state capital. Kuching means cat in Malay, our national language. They have cat statues all over the city and even a Cat Museum.
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday Linda, thank you for your sweet words on my blog ... have a great week xox
ReplyDeleteYou have a very diversified and rich blog! Congratulations and thank you for sharing different things with us.
ReplyDeleteThanks also to visit Sedimentos.
Hugs and love from Brasil
Loved the videos Linda! Of course I enjoyed seeing all the beautiful, colorful art!!!! Enjoy your evening!,,,
ReplyDeleteI used to love Alf. The artist did a great job on that portrait.
ReplyDeleteJulia, the energy artist, is amazing! Such vivid colors. Thanks for posting her art!
ReplyDeleteQuite a variety today. I hope you are having a good week, too!
ReplyDeleteI love the art of black cat in the midnight very much!
ReplyDeleteLooking at it, I feel relieved :)
akiko
I love all the images of cats.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice time.
Nice cat arts. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed with the animal kingdom.
This is truly a very special octopus this Dumbo Octopus. I found this very nice to see :-) The video of the American Gasoline, American Oil Company TV Ads of 1950's and 1960's is very funny hahaha ... When they had some nice humor * lol *.
ReplyDeleteI laughed again as lovely and as soon cheerfully to work :-)
These were fun to watch! Thanks for sharing Linda
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Loved the videos, never seen a dumbo octopus before!! Cats are close to my heart so I always enjoy seeing them in paintings, thanks Linda!!
ReplyDeleteBonjour chère Linda,
ReplyDeleteComme à chaque fois, je savoure chacun de vos billets... J'aime beaucoup tous ces matous ! Un thème sans fin pour beaucoup d'artistes... Superbe !
Gros bisous à vous
I am not sure if it is a good thing that I can remember that ad from our small black and white TV:)
ReplyDeleteEnergy Artist Julia is my fav. Love the birds; makes me happy to see them! Hope your week is going well!
ReplyDeleteFabulous artwork and fun videos, LInda! Linda, thank you always for taking time to visit my little blog and leaving your sweet comments - you are such a dear for lifting my spirits in that way! Hoping you are doing well, love, de
ReplyDeleteGreat videos and I love all the cats! Xx
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the energy artist photos!! Thanks for visiting my blog and I'm glad you liked your visit!!
ReplyDeleteHey Linda! Great post! Love the old sitcom Bewitched, still watch the reruns now and then. Always brings a chuckle! The cat art is fab! Thx!
ReplyDeleteNice paintings.
ReplyDeleteFun videos as always.... Thanks. :)_
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely introduction to Julia's immensely beautiful energy art. I'm her latest FB fan and am so excited to get to know this talented lady's art better.
ReplyDeleteBig hugs,
♥ Jessica
*PS* That really might be the cutest octopus I've ever seen.
ALF would have eaten that cat.
ReplyDeleteLinda, your blog is such a treat; I watched, I laughed and was inspired. Thank you for sharing so many beautiful things.
ReplyDeleteThat first cat picture. Wow. Very nice.
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