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I love the stained glass photo. Beautiful! Happy photo hunting!

Oooo….that watermelon shake looks so refreshing!

Happy Weekend!!

The beach photo is a really clever take on glass!

Julie!! I learned something from you today!! I’ve always thought glass was made with some sort of fibre glass. NOW! I know it’s made from sand Thanks for sharing the information. I’m so dumb….
Happy Weekend!

Well done. those are all great photos for glass! have a great weekend…

Those are all great takes for the theme! The design in the stained glass is unusual.

Great photos for this week’s theme Julie, I love the stained glass window. Very modern.

am drooling at that watermelon shake right now … it’s so hot these days!
happy photo hunting!

wonderful shots! great perspective on the first one.
happy weekend!

That shake looks mighty tasty!

Your shots made me feel jealous of your great photography skills. Argh… nevermind. Now, may I take my order please? I want a watermelon shake. Thanks (=

Haha.. Happy weekend, Julie (=

OH! I wish I can grab the watermelon juice. Delicious! Oh! glass is made of sand. That beach. Nice photo and great idea. If there is a glass blowing scene, that’s another interesting lesson, teacher Julie!

mmm, that watermelon shake looks SO good!!!

I like watermelon shakes, especially after being in the heat,

BTW, (in my spotty tagalog) yong archive mo sa sidebar, I think I know how to fix it. nasara mo ba yong . OMG. I think I just ran out of Tagalog. Anyway, e-mail me if you like.

The stained glass is beautiful. I’m glad to see so many people sharing all those beautiful glasses this week

great photos as always, julie!

we rarely see stained glass in churches nowadays, especially the old king. most of the ones they use now are actually plastic!

Great series on glass, lovely shots all!

Have a great weekend.

watermelon shake’s perfect for summer!

happy weekend!

That’s a clever take on the sand. I haven’t blogged for almost two weeks. Busy, busy. Kumusta, Julie? Natuloy ba ang dinner? From the last emails and texts. parang hinde. Schedule na ulit.

Very clever with the sand. The Philippines certainly have a lot of very scenic potential glass sources.

The stained glass is my favorite.

Love the “sand glass pic” and the watermelon shake…yummie! Have to ask you Julie is your glass half full or half empty?

I’ll have a glass of watermelon shake, please!

Your photo of the stained glass is excellent.

I enjoyed your series of photographs for the glass theme and great idea to include the sand.

Lovely and interesting photos, as always, Julie. The watermelon shake looks soooooooo good, too!

Thanks for stopping by the creek. I’m not sure which GB surgery I will have. The surgeon is hoping for the laparascopy, but since I have had 2 previous abdominal surgeries, he told me to be prepared for the open one. Thanks for your prayers, dear friend….and have a wonderful weekend.

Beautiful! While I was in Switzerland we saw two girls celebrating confirmation alla Swiss style… Brunch and dressed in white though…

The stained glass window is just beautiful. And I love the angle you took this picture.

uh oh, can i have that watermelan shake?

Cool watermelon shake !

The stained glass window in the church is beautiful - thanks for sharing!

I want a watermelon shake too!

That watermelon shake simply looks delicious!

Wish we had summer here but alash it doesn’t even look like spring! It has been raining most of the day and so will tomorrow do according to weather forecasts. Yak

Thanks for stopping by my blog. You have a great array of glass photos! Hope you are having a nice weekend.

this is a very thoughtful post, good job with the theme.

I love your photo of the stained glass window!

Thanks for coming by my blog & leaving some love for my photo… have a great weekend!

wonderful choices: the sand never occured to me! and the watermelon shake? very strange to me!

Some great pics for this weeks theme
view mine if you wish here
thanks

pretty and tasty

Awesome! You as much as covered all the advantages of glass. What beautiful pictures! Thank you for dropping by Julie!

mmm, a watermelon shake … YUM! What do you put it in besides watermelon?

Thanks for visiting!

Wow…Beautiful, perfect for this week theme. YOu did a creat job capturing the pictures. Thanks for sharing…
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Every Beat Of My Heart
A Little Bit Of Everything

wonderful choices!

have a great week.

I wasn’t able to participate in this one because we were out of town. Great shots. The stained glass is beautiful. Nice miniature motorcycles. I like the last one … perfect for summer.

Thanks, Sue

Thanks, Pat. A shake is definitely a refreshing drink especially during summer

BonggaMom,I needed to put the beach photo to talk about summer Thanks!

Ling, re sand and glass, I happened to think about it then Googled the two terms. And also it was an intro for my watermelon shake photo since its summer here in the Philippines

Thanks, Ellen B

Thanks, Barbara H

Thanks, JMB.

That shake is from Burgoo, Maiylah

Thanks M That’s the church near Examiner St

Natalie, the shake is not just tasty, its refreshing too

Pelfy, thanks Ok, here is your shake but I prepared a virtual mango shake for you, which is naturally sweet

Healy, I was supposed to take photos of softdrinks bottles that are stretched through blowing but I didn’t want to dust these dusty things

TNChick, yup, the watermelon shake is good and refreshing. I am gonna give you a mango shake though (virtual that is) which is naturally sweet. We have the best and sweetest mangoes this part of the world and they are in season now Thanks for the visit.

Yes, these shakes are refreshing, especially during summer I love mango shake naman.

Thanks, Criz

R, yes,I think most of the glass are not real glass anymore, maybe these are more expensive

thanks, STG

Yes, watermelon, whether as a shake or as plain fruit is perfect, Mari

Lynn, nope, the dinner wasn’t pushed through yet, soon I hope

Thanks, Colin, Yes, so true about the Philippines having potential glass sources but even these have been politicized and became a source for graft and corruption.

Thanks, Rebecca

Thanks, Tyra, hope we can share a moment with glasses of these refreshing shake Re your question, I sometimes feel my glass has always been full. Its just that I haven’t been too grateful or have been too busy to appreciate this and feel my glass is half-empty or half-full, depending on the situation.

Thanks, Liz. Shakes are really refreshing, especially during summer

Thanks, Carver

Thanks, Patricia, yes the watermelon shake was refreshing.

How are you by the way, hope you are well

Confirmations are special occasions too, here in our country

Thank you, Karen

Ana, ok, you can have it but I prefer to give you mango shake from Zambales

Yes, it is, Tina. Strawberries from BC and mangoes from Zambales make yummy shakes too Yum!

Thanks, DD. How wonderful it would be to share a glass of that watermelon shake with you, while we chat the time away

Carin, hope the weather is ok now in your place

Thanks Dianne

Thanks, Sir Sarge Charlie

Thanks, too Lori V

Andree, the watermelon shake being strange to you is understandable since these fruits grow in hot places

Thanks, Graham

Yes it is, Marcia Thanks.

Thanks, Borski and Nai

Janet, I don’t know how this watermelon shake was made But with the fruit shake kiosks in the malls, they put some sweet syrup which you can request to be reduced. or some fruits like strawberry or mango, they even put milk.

Thanks, Anna.

Thanks, Mousey

Rachel, going out of town is more fun than doing the PH