
As I know no-one who owns a Volvo, I valiantly considered photographing a valve from a vehicle, but this vesicated the vestiges of my feeble wits. Instead I bring you various vents and a visor, all thoughtfully made from vinyl and much more available.
As my office is virtual these days, I could only find these volumes on Visual Basic in my office, and a verso from one of them. (This is one of those occasions when a classical education comes in handy! A verso is the back of a manuscript sheet or, in the case of bound books, the left hand page.)
My kitchen is full of various victuals, vivers and viands beginning with a V. Here are some red wine vinegar, some vanilla and those essentials to vivify Australian life, iced VoVo biscuits! I didn't photograph the many vegetables, including the bucket of potatoes and inevitable volume of beans I just harvested from my vegetable garden. All we need is the vodka (ah I forgot, we have the potatoes for that!)and starvation is narrowly averted, yet again.
10 comments:
My word all those V words Nola, your last lonely brain cell seems to be in fine form still. You certainly have nice clean cars, ours definately is due for a spring clean I noticed when I was taking photos of visors and suchlike!
See Nola? I don't stand a chance! LOL
Too clever for me, Nola. You leave me totally vanquished.
Viva la V. Good hunting Sherwood.
I always arrive at your blog already giggling at expectation of the various verbs you use. I am a votary of your venerable vocabulary!
Vot a vonderful victoriously vivid variation ov vitems!!!
A big V salute! Have you ventured into the world of X yet??? Will look foward to reading that one!
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What can I say?!
You are the veritable victor! I am visibly vanquished at the game. Verily, I need a vade-mecum to vindicate myself!
Thanks, everyone - but there is a veritable volume of valuable V words just vying for visibility. The fancy words just make it less likely you will notice my lousy photography!
Lindi, thank you, vade-mecum was a new word to me and new words are precious and marvellous things!
Ah, Nola, you have given away our secret!
LOL Reading the comments is just as much fun as reading your Scatterday each week. Love it!
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