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Thursday, December 17, 2020

Thoroughly Poetic and Thankful Thursday #50

 Today we join Two  SPOLED CATS 


Angel Sammy and Teddy for their poetic pictorial poem.

Here is our inspiration


This picture took lots of thought




We are thankful for the low prices we pay for Regular 
gasoline; however, we have no where to go!!


Things that make me smile
Rick the owner of Seaboard Café has such fun critters sitting  around the café and hanging from the walls.




Beautiful festive centerpieces for the tables.

18 comments:

  1. Gail loves your soulful poem. When she saw that picture her first thought was "that's Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies, isn't it" and remembered (less soulfully) a VERY cold swim!

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  2. that's a sweet poem... we enjoyed it soooo much. our gas prices will go to heaven next year while we all go to hell with the eu ;o(...

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  3. Hari OM
    Stunning view - appropriate poem... YAM xx

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  4. That's a wonderful poem for the photo - just reading the words is calming and it's the EXACT "flavor" of the photo. BRAVO! We love that you have such a great spot as the Seaboard Cafe to visit - trains and yummy food - great combo!

    Hugs, Teddy (and Mom)

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  5. Love your poem and the beautiful serene picture. The floral centerpieces are so pretty!

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  6. You did a good job writing a poem for the picture.
    Now that I'm retired and don't drive 100 miles a day, it would go down :)
    Looks like a neat place to eat.

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  7. What a lovely post: top to bottom and in-between, words and pictures all.

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  8. What a beautiful poem. We're all spending less for gas these days with no place to go. Those are fun decorations in that cafe.

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  9. Oh my what a wonderful place to escape to. That's beautiful.

    Love the table centerpieces and the decorations.

    Wow on the cheap gas. Gas is high here, but we live in California and everything is high.

    Have a fabulous Thankful Thursday, my friend. Big hug. ♥

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  10. Your poem is beautiful for this picture. I like to hear and see anything about Seaboard, it makes me smile!

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  11. perfect thoughts to go with that photo... beautiful. just the name Seaboard flips me back in time to the 40's and 50's when I rode the Easter Seaboard train. our gas is 2.19, with costo and Walmart a little less at 1.97. does the Seaboard Cafe have anything to do with trains?

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  12. Purrfect poem today! I just love that cafe, what a wonderful little find.

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  13. That was a really good poem and that's so true about the gasoline prices! That little waiter dude is so funny. Thanks for joining our Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!

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  14. What a beautiful poem C!!

    Always love seeing your lunch spot and am very jealous of your gas prices...we are paying almost a full TWO DOLLARS more per gallon! The beauty of California...

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  15. Great poem. Those are very low prices, I think my town is $2.09. XO

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  16. Love how you worked "in her mind's eye" into your poem, LOL! Our gas prices are that and lower. And so what? Like you said, and there's nowhere to go. Even our change oil light has only come on once since March, and that was mostly from the time leading up to March.

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