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Mickey Goes To Work



Mickey Goes To Work, originally uploaded by Erin aka Tink*~*~*.

A Mickey Mouse mug found on a co-worker’s desk.

Magic really IS everywhere, if you know where to look :)

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finding Mickey all over town these days :)

Lots of Mickey Mouse notebooks in Target

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Mickey On A Window

mickey on a window
Discovered this Mickey Mouse decal on the window of a shop called “Get Your Paint On” in Fort Myers, Florida.

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Keepin’ left!



Keepin’ left!, originally uploaded by Erin aka Tink*~*~*.

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Top 5 FUNky Facts About The Roseate Spoonbill

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IMG_2987-WDW-DAK-roseate-spoonbill :) One morning this past March, I found a pair of roseate spoonbills in the Oasis at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. As I pointed my camera at them, they regarded me with their red-rimmed eyes as though a bit suspicious of the hunk of hardware in my hand (Canon SX110 IS). Today I decided to try and find out a bit more about them, so here are my Top 5 FUNky Facts About The Roseate Spoonbill:

  1. Aside from vultures and raccoons, one of the biggest enemies of a young nestling roseate spoonbill is fire ants!
  2. One of the top places in the United States to observe the roseate spoonbill in its natural habitat is Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge, located on Sanibel Island. I’ve seen them feeding there and roosting in Rookery Bay down in Naples, Florida – check out these posts.
  3. The roseate spoonbill sometimes assumes a “wing-lift posture” to dry off its wings, similar to other fishing birds like the anhinga.
  4. I’ve often mistaken the roseate spoonbill for a flamingo when at a distance (and stubbornly not wearing my glasses). However, they’re actually not related at all. They are more closely related to the ibis. Here are some posts about the scarlet ibis (Disney’s Animal Kingdom) and the white ibis (Sanibel Island).
  5. The head of the adult roseate spoonbill is sort of green, except when they are breeding – then, it turns a kind of golden color.
  6. The oldest known roseate spoonbill was found in 2006; it had been banded and the band showed it to be 16 years old!

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Queen of Hearts under NY



Queen of Hearts under NY, originally uploaded by Erin aka Tink*~*~*.

She’s looking slightly annoyed, don’t you think? Downtown side, same subway stop.

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Fairy tales in the NYC Subway

Got off the #1 at 51st and was treated to this tableau in tile :)

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What’s hiding in my new carry-on bag?

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New carry-on tote for travel

:) I got this new carry-on tote bag on sale at Target a couple of months ago. There’s a surprise inside…


Inside the carry on

The lining of the carry on bag features drawings of things you’d expect to find inside – cell phone, keys, lipstick, Hidden Mickey… huh? Hidden Mickey ?!?!?? Yep! ;)

I will let you know how functional I found it.

Um, the bag, not the Hidden Mickey! :D

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