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   An Anon just asked me how many followers I have, which is kind of an odd question since the blog is exactly the same whether I have three followers or three hundred thousand million, isn’t it? Anyway, I live to serve so I shall satisfy their prurient curiosity. I wanted to screencap 777 but people follow me too quickly, sigh. I AM JOKING!!! Please don’t unfollow me. I actually wrote to say THANK YOU THANK YOU and that I am VERY grateful. Sorry I have posted too much this morning. I solemnly swear there will be nothing more until TONIGHT (ten hours from now for me) when I have queued the MOST MAGICAL FOREST PICTURE EVER!!!! EEEEEEEEE I hope everybody loves it as much as I do! Or at least likes it. THANKS AGAIN GOD BLESS YOU EACH AND EVERY ONE! YOU ALL ARE THE GREATEST!!!! **cheri** 

   An Anon just asked me how many followers I have, which is kind of an odd question since the blog is exactly the same whether I have three followers or three hundred thousand million, isn’t it? Anyway, I live to serve so I shall satisfy their prurient curiosity. I wanted to screencap 777 but people follow me too quickly, sigh. I AM JOKING!!! Please don’t unfollow me. I actually wrote to say THANK YOU THANK YOU and that I am VERY grateful. Sorry I have posted too much this morning. I solemnly swear there will be nothing more until TONIGHT (ten hours from now for me) when I have queued the MOST MAGICAL FOREST PICTURE EVER!!!! EEEEEEEEE I hope everybody loves it as much as I do! Or at least likes it. THANKS AGAIN GOD BLESS YOU EACH AND EVERY ONE! YOU ALL ARE THE GREATEST!!!! **cheri** 

 The Iguazu Falls are waterfalls of the Iguazu River, which is partially in Brazil and partially in Argentina, South America. (national geographic Photo of the Day) View high resolution

 The Iguazu Falls are waterfalls of the Iguazu River, which is partially in Brazil and partially in Argentina, South America. (national geographic Photo of the Day)

   An evocative shot contrasting the size of a man with the towering trees of the earth in Tulare County, California, United States (aluyten flickr) View high resolution

   An evocative shot contrasting the size of a man with the towering trees of the earth in Tulare County, California, United States (aluyten flickr)

  A man crosses the Khone falls to reach his traditional fishing trap on the Mekong River in Siphandon, southern Laos.The Lao People’s Democratic Republic (otherwise known as ສາທາລະນະລັດ ປະຊາທິປະໄຕ ປະຊາຊົນລາວ say that three times fast) lies southeast of China and is a single-party socialist republic. (photographer Suthep Kritsanavarir) View high resolution

  A man crosses the Khone falls to reach his traditional fishing trap on the Mekong River in Siphandon, southern Laos.The Lao People’s Democratic Republic (otherwise known as ສາທາລະນະລັດ ປະຊາທິປະໄຕ ປະຊາຊົນລາວ say that three times fast) lies southeast of China and is a single-party socialist republic. (photographer Suthep Kritsanavarir)

   The Ear of Dionysius, the largest of the many caves in Siracusa, on the island of Sicily. The shape of the cave creates astonishing acoustical effects wherein a whisper at one end of the cave can be heard clearly at the other. (image by Stefania Guidice)

   The Ear of Dionysius, the largest of the many caves in Siracusa, on the island of Sicily. The shape of the cave creates astonishing acoustical effects wherein a whisper at one end of the cave can be heard clearly at the other. (image by Stefania Guidice)

   Northern lights in the Yukon Territory, Canada. Canada is made up of ten provinces and the northerly three territories: Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and the smallest, the Yukon. (David Cartier flickr) View high resolution

   Northern lights in the Yukon Territory, Canada. Canada is made up of ten provinces and the northerly three territories: Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and the smallest, the Yukon. (David Cartier flickr)

   Iceberg in Antarctica (hikatcho_it on flickr) View high resolution

   Iceberg in Antarctica (hikatcho_it on flickr)