UP – The Photos:
All Lit Up – Las Vegas, 2009
All Blown Up – Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, 2009
UP – The Quotes:
Ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I will not put.
– Winston Churchill —
You can live to be a hundred if you give up all the things that make you want to live to be a hundred.
– Woody Allen –
Great photos for the challenge, they define a couple of ‘ups’ perfectly. The quotes are so fun. lol Thanks for sharing them. 😉
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Hi EC – The photo challenge looks like a good way of using photos that I haven’t yet written stories about!
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Hi Margie,
Great photo’s, and I love the Woody Allen quote, that is so true. 🙂
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Thanks Mags – You can’t beat a good Woody Allen quote!
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Perfect! You upped the ante on this one, you clever girl!
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Hi CE – very clever how you ‘upped’ the ante with your comment!
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This post is so brilliant! Woodey Allen is great. I watched the “Midnight in Paris” last month, absolutely enjoyed it!
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Thanks Amy – it is pretty easy to write a post when there are so many wonderful quotes to use.
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Up, up and your away!
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Hi timethief – ‘Up’ is certainly a versatile word!
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Hi Margie! Great results. I love to see what different ideas people come up with when the same concept is presented to them.
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Hi Lorna – This was my first try at Weekly Photo Challenge – I’m looking forward to it.
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Yeah Vegas!! Have you ever been in a balloon? That’s one of those things that sounds so cool, but not sure I’d have the cajones to get in one! Great quotes… the Churchill quote is fantastic!
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Hi BRC – I’ve never been in a balloon, but would like to when I get a chance to!
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We should have the Fifth Dimension playing in the background on this one. Love your photos and the Churchill quote.
According to Merriam Webster online, my go-to source, there is NO rule that you can’t end a sentence in a preposition. Still goes against the grain with me.
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Hi pegoleg – It is simply wonderful what can be found on the internet. Apparently Churchill’s quote came about because he had been criticized for ending a sentence in a preposition. He responded, “That is the kind of thing up with which I will not put.” He was making fun of the non existent rule.
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Good for “launch” too ! Glad I saw it. Lovely colors.
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