I love butterflies and I love your photo Jacomina! That is definitely a distinctive eye. Butterflies do make me smile.

Thanks again, Denesia! Actually I found the butterfly not that sharp enough, but here our eldest daughter, haha, she really IS sharp, isn't it?

In our garden, she wanted to scare me or maybe frighten (?)

I like your photo! Your daughter does look sharp and more colorful than the butterfly. I like her glasses!

I don't want miss this contest. This is Mutombo

Another one

And another one.
I was very happy that a pane of glass was between him and me

I love your photos! I would love to be relaxing the way Mutombo is in that photo. lol I love all the different types of animal eyes you showed in these photos. The first set of eyes are in a relaxed almost sleepy state, the second set of eyes are very alert, and the third set of eyes are playing peek-a-boo. All three animals are beautiful and very interesting to look at.

Oh 'Wow", is that great to watch, Christian. A lazy one, a very prying one, and one who just wants 'to give you a hand', right?

Thank you for your nice words, Denesia! Great that you like her glasses, if you want such kind too, I'll tell you a secret: she bought it in Italy, so just make a little trip, my friend Oh, and again I didn't receive e-bots. Ikes, they forget me all the time LOL

If I ever go to Italy, I will check out the food and the glasses. I'm sorry that the ebots are being mysterious again, maybe they'll make a grand reappearance soon. lol

Hi Denesia, when you'll go to Italy, maybe you can make a stop here in the South of The Netherlands; anyway, you're welcome any time. ;-)

And now the good news, I got an e bot again, although I like mysterious things, this deserves an applause. Well, maybe you can give this big fat toad an applause too, Karel discovered it in our garden.

A little mysterious monster

I think that's a cool lookin' toad! I like that it has a matte skin texture and it's eye is very interesting. You're right, the toad deserves a big applause and Karel does too, well you all deserve a big applause for this photo. lol

Thank you, Denesia:

I trust this upload is fine for this challenge.

It's perfect, and I love it, Christo. Its eye looks so shiny!

Very nice capture Jacomina.

Thank you Christian! I suppose you mean the toad. For a moment I thought, you meant that beautiful dove was mine, but that's Christo's .

Your upload is perfect Christo! That is one pretty bird with a cool eye. I love it!

I'm sorry for getting a little behind. I'm going to post this month's subject in a few minutes.

Deenamic posted at 1:02PM Wed, 12 October 2016 - #4286482

I'm sorry for getting a little behind. I'm going to post this month's subject in a few minutes.

No problem at all, my friend. Life is just too busy, huh? But I missed you .

Yes, it is. I missed you too Jacomina!

Hang in there. Denesia!

I'm hanging in there just like that. That's a cool scarf! lol I took a crafts art history class in college and we had to use a loom and make our own scarves. I think it took me a week or two to finish mine. It turned out really cool. I may buy a loom and start cranking out some wild creations. I wish I could find that scarf. I think one of cousins when they were younger took it and didn't realize what they were taking.

So great you had that crafts art class, Denesia. You just must have to spy for your cool scarf, my friend. It's such a personal thing, which another has no idea of the value for you. It's a great idea to buy a loom, I'm sure your imagination will create wonderful and surprising things.

Somewhere in the 2D gallery I once did an upload from my first weaving, for what I made (my own) loom.

It is hanged on an old copper stair rod, with at the bottom a similar stairs rod of, so that it hangs straight.

LOL, now I have to think, : I have to "stay straight' too!

Your first weaving turned out great! You used all the different types of stitches. Going from one stitch to a totally different stitch isn't easy nor is changing the types of yarn you're using. I have a feeling this took some time to create. Once you finish something like this, you deserve to hang it on something for everybody to see.

In retrospect, as I see it now, it is indeed surprising that this was my first attempt, cause 'I just did but what', I had no plan, yet the knowledge, or the like. At that time, all I undertook went well, maybe that's why I'm such a klutz now, haha.

It turned out great even though you didn't have any training on how to do it. Sometimes the best things happen when you jump in feet first. If you were a klutz, we would be seeing only shaky photos of concrete from you and we never see that. lol I think you have all the skills to make another weaving and do whatever else you want to do. I couldn't find an emoji for girl power, so I used those two emojis. lol

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Thank you, Deenesia. What about this power girl:

You're welcome Jacomina! She's definitely a power girl with tons of girl power!