“Are you really a witch?” Amanda asked. “Depends what you mean by really,” I replied. “I can make you feel better without potions, even though red wine is recommended.”
This (real) conversation with today’s Friendly Friday host Amanda at Something to Ponder About happened yesterday after I asked her about today’s theme just as she was pondering whether to give me a hint.
She sent me her photo of the sky with lines created by the sun on the rise and told me the theme: between the lines. Just glorious, I thought, all these nuances and meanings! Unsurprisingly, my compilation came up by itself with my minimum interference.
“I like the idea of a witch with red wine healing potions,” Amanda said in closing.
“Or sparkling wine in nice bottles,” I added. You know, for the light fixture.
Have a look. Clicking on a photo will display it in the gallery in full. For the next Friendly Friday challenge I will gather your links right here on my blog again!
Amore is building me the new world where everything happens between the lines. This slogan goes for a partnership as well: “TEAM UP. FIGHT ON.” 
If you think about it, everything happens between the lines anyway. 
These snails know it. A recent photo. Can you feel the heat? 
Out from between the lines in Rome. 
He is trapped between the lines too. In Sovana. 
Photographers! The lines are necessary. Ask the birds. 
In May trees get hacked in Ljubljana. Only the lines remain. 
Here the lifelines make everything happen. 
A book to read between and beyond the lines. The subject is mourning. 
Sometimes lines get written over. First it said “Resist.” (Click!) 
Sometimes the trick is to draw outside the lines. In Rome. 
Sometimes there is a rose between the lines. A hotel door in Civitavecchia. 
United colours and lines of Bežigrad, my part of Ljubljana. 
Also there. The northern lines to bring you to Austria. 
To my present train station Capalbio: A tulip got trapped by these lines. 
Sometimes it’s better to act out of line. Italian soldiers in a Ljubljana cemetery. 
Human life happens between the lines too. A skeleton spotted in a Roman shopping window. 
Also in Rome: they know about the red wine… 
We need to eat between the lines too. Cassata siciliana. 
Or like this. Sadly shot in a shop and not tasted. 
Sometimes the lines are lying. 😀 Spotted in Rome. Except if they meant Austria. 
Here there are: champagnes, line up and light up! (Father’s design.)
For Friendly Friday Photo Challenge hosted by Amanda from Something to Ponder About
I love those snails. What an amazing shot.
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Thank you, Bojana. I keep seeing them in this way. I have yet to determine the reason.
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It’s easy. They follow u.
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A really impressive collection here, Manja. Smaller details keep emerging when you look deeper into the photographs. Your captions are now legendary! How funny with the kangaroo sign? Surely someone with an ironic sense of humor. My favourite: the champagne light of course?
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Hehe, thank you, Amanda, especially for calling my captions legendary. 😀 I hope you saw the email with more info on the light fixture. And I’m glad for the deeper viewing.
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No worries, Manja. I have yet to check my personal email. Will do that soon.
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Oh, definitely the champagne lights! What a great idea. Everyone would look good in that lighting. 😀 The snails–they all stick on together like that? Very intriguing.
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Thank you, Lois. Great idea and execution as well. I keep seeing these snails like this ever since moving here six years ago.
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Beautiful photographs. Never seen snails like this.
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Thank you so much, Indira, and welcome to my blog! 🙂
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I love your interpretation(s) of this photo challenge! So many interesting and creative ways to see this phrase.
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Thank you so much, Arielle. 🙂 I see that it’s best when I don’t think about it, just go through my stash and pick the photos like mushrooms.
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Well, you seem to have the theme completely covered. Your photo of the kangaroo – was your caption supposed to say Australia, rather than Austria? 🙂 I like that cemetery photo.
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Hehe, Draco, thank you. No, it was Austria on purpose. I should explain but the caption was getting long and twisted. In Austria a certain t-shirt is very popular: “No kangaroos in Austria.” Apparently it’s a common query by visitors. 😀
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I suppose Austria gets confused for Australia more often by tourists than Australia gets confused for Austria. I get it. Thanks for the explanation.
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So much beauty and story in all your shots, Manja! I love all the photos but I think the orange bird sitting on the wire is my most favorite…a stunning capture:) And what a hearty conversation about witches and wines…loved it!
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Thank you so much, Moon. I didn’t ask Amanda if she allowed our conversation to be posted… So witchy of me. 😉 The bird was not really orange, the setting sun made it seem so.
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really….the setting sun? That’s so awesome..the beauty and power of Nature never ceases to amaze!
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You are so excessive, Manja! Love that….oxoox
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Heheh, thanks, Judy. That’s a good word for me. Manja Mexcessive. 😀
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Excellent samples and selections!
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Thank you, Joey. 🙂 As you can tell, much fun was had.
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