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April 2, 2018

Easter Weekend Random-osity.

The Good, the Random, the Fun.

The Good: I got a picture of the full moon. I didn't use a tripod but I did hold the camera against a post to minimize shaking.


The Random: We had lunch Saturday at the BBQ Ranch near Harrisonburg. We hadn't been there before because barbecue isn't a food that we seek out, but recently I read that they have other dishes on the menu so we gave it a try. They have lots of piggy decor and a nostalgic feeling.

Sharing with Mosaic Monday. 
The Fun: My favorite of the piggy decor items is this mural featuring pigs. They are even in trees!

Monday Murals.

11 comments:

  1. Sami4:12 AM, April 03, 2018

    Nice photo of the moon, I never managed to get a good one. Thanks for the cute "piggie" mural.

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  2. Tom6:55 AM, April 03, 2018

    ...I'm never seen a piggy tree before.

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  3. Maggie8:07 AM, April 03, 2018

    You've chosen a great selection of quirky items to treat us to this week @ MM, oink oink!

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  4. lenalima9:35 AM, April 03, 2018

    A foto da lua um enkanto, eu só posso comer carne de porco, depois da cirurgia.
    Amei os porquinhos, e quantos.boa semana!

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  5. Lois9:41 AM, April 03, 2018

    Nice moon shot and that mural is so cute!

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  6. Out on the prairie11:17 AM, April 03, 2018

    Ilove to eat barbecue, and am the grill king at home.

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  7. Barbara Rogers11:23 AM, April 03, 2018

    I've learned (living here for 10 years) that the North Carolina b-b-q is done differently than out west. Love them both!

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  8. Connie4:02 PM, April 03, 2018

    I love the pig mural! That is so cute.

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  9. William Kendall5:35 PM, April 03, 2018

    A cool moon shot!

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  10. Lorrie12:01 AM, April 05, 2018

    Nice moon shot. I find them hard to take. The pig mural is fun! Glad you had a good time at the BBQ place.

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  11. Angie7:03 PM, April 05, 2018

    Pigs in trees ... now I have seen it all!

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