Since Providence has favored our endeavors, be fruitful and multiply.
This Mag was inspired by the photo from Tess Kincaid's Magpie Tales. Your feedback is highly appreciated.
Since Providence has favored our endeavors, be fruitful and multiply.
This Mag was inspired by the photo from Tess Kincaid's Magpie Tales. Your feedback is highly appreciated.
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A strikingly different take on the prompt...
ReplyDeleteIt certainly multiplied, and thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteIn reference to the date (MDCCCLXXVI), and your last line, I wonder how the Romans did multiplication. Not that, silly! I was referring to their maths!
Clever, Suko. I like it, all that multiplying green!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely interesting...
ReplyDeleteHa! This prompt has definitely been fruitful for you!
ReplyDeleteInteresting take on the prompt!! Cleverly done!
ReplyDeleteVery clever Suko :)
ReplyDeleteill admit. whatever i was expecting, this was indeed different.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, I can't help but think of Freemasonry looking at this as it seems so symbolic.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Quite creative!
ReplyDeleteClever! Okay, I'll get started on that :)
ReplyDeletereminded me of a sheet of postage stamps...lovely!!
ReplyDeleteInteresting and very unique, Suko. Good job with this!
ReplyDeleteI hope we are not so fruitful that we end up without a way to sustain ourselves. Just kidding, I've been reading birth control scholarly research for work, and I couldn't help myself.
ReplyDeleteI do love the idea of reminding ourselves, as a society, that since Fate is being good to us, we should have the decency to using our good fortune to make the world a better place and multiply the goodness, in a gentle way, and with those who are willing to receive it.
Magaly, very nicely put! I hope as well that we multiply the goodness.
DeleteThanks for all the comments! I took some creative chances with this one.
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