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Wordless Wednesday: Drink Like a Fish

Glass of Moscato
"Wine hath drowned more men than the sea." -Thomas Fuller

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  1. The colour and appearance remind me of a floating fungus it became popular to drink as a tea for rejuvenation purposes that I never could bring myself to try but then I would not eat mushrooms either for over 30 years ;)

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  2. Sukhmandir - I don't like tea in the first place, so I certainly don't blame you for not trying a floating fungus version! Icks! The green in this shot is caused by the glass, though, not fungus so the moscato was still quite tasty! The angle made me imagine an eye belonging to a prehistoric fish or mythological water beast.

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  3. This photo is amazing -- really draws you into it and makes you "ponder"....Thanks for stopping by my blog and your kinds words, very much appreciated!

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  4. I love the color!

    Thanks for commenting on Cookie Art!

    http://theapels.blogspot.com/2011/06/wordless-wednesday-berry-picking.html

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  5. Beautiful colors and interesting reflection shapes...great shot!

    Thanks for your visit today!

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  6. haha... this is great! It's actually a really beautiful picture. Never would have guessed that it's wine.

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  7. I had no idea what was in the photo until I saw the last comment before me. :D

    Thanks for dropping by my site!

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  8. that is such an interesting photograph, fun to look at.

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  9. I could not tell what that picture was of--I thought I saw a ring in there. Then it looked like a belly. A belly button ring? I was sooooo confused. I think now I've got it figured out.

    It's a drink.

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  10. Very interesting photo!

    Stumbled you! My post is http://beautegras.blogspot.com/2011/06/haute-headbands.html

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  11. Interesting...Is this a starter for Kumbasha tea? I also Stumbled you! My post is http://helena-agalneedsatleast2blogs.blogspot.com/2011/06/how-heart-healthy-will-you-be-in-old.html

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  12. Hi! Stopping by to Stumble from STT (I’m a little behind LOL).

    LOVE the quote! And, of course, now I want Pinot at 11:30 LOL

    My post is http://www.mamamommymom.com/2011/06/rosemary-pork-heaven.html

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  13. That's a neat picture!

    I stumbled you. My post is http://booksyourkidswilllove.blogspot.com/2011/06/have-kid-book-reviewer-at-home.html

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