Although the poem is truly nonsense I have always thought of brillig as referring to the night sky. Perhaps it is because I think of bril(liant)lig(ht)
Although the poem is truly nonsense I have always thought of brillig as referring to the night sky. Perhaps it is because I think of bril(liant)lig(ht)
Spartan Eye 
What?!?! No slithy toves?!?! 🙂
No cos they are gyring and gimbling in the wage as well you know! 🙂
GRRR SPELLCHECK – WABE NOT WAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aw, nothing’s showing for me. 😦
Oh I see – mm having problems with a new theme! Some people can see it and others can’t. Got to get it sorted. Hope you are ok 😉
I am indeed, thanks Chris. I hope you’re able to solve this little problem. I suppose I can imagine how great your images are but I suspect that won’t be nearly as good as seeing them! Ha ha! 😛
Excuse me people but after an awful lot of me effing and blinding at the world about the lack of images on my blog my husband came to the rescue and sorted it out for me. He is a patient man who will try many different things – I,on the other hand, just keep clicking and banging the keys and using foul language in the hope he will hear me – which he did. Tada!
I dunno – your imagination is so vivid think I will be a let down. This is a pain in the arse actually – paid for it and it is rubbish (or perhaps I do not understand what I am doing……………)
All your banging away must have done something. Or maybe Mark’s gentle ministrations helped? Either way, I CAN SEE NOW! Hallelujah! 😀
Mark’s gentle ministrations rather than my hysteria sorted it! 😉
Love the sky shot. ”Brillig” means 4pm, the time for broiling, according to the Wiktionary, but I can sense your interpretation. (That’s what I always said in class to my students, rather than contradicting them!)
Ah but only Humpty Dumpty said it was 4pm!
Too true!
😉
Yes! I can now see the images. Yay Chris and Mark!
Lovely.
Bless you lovely Pam!