Whasdis?
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The view from a turret in mine castle. Taken with a new Zire71.
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Raindrops falling on a flooded playground.
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The submerged hut of a serf that had to make way for my moat. Must've been a nice little hut surrounded by trees like that...
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The earthworks on the far banks of the moat.
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The sky above mine chateau.
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Sunset at the lake in front of my chateau.
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The Eternal One's offspring visits me!
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Behind my Behind

When someone says so-and-so spoke about you behind your back, it means they were talking (usually bad things) about you without your knowledge. Technically translated, however, it means the person spoke facing your front. So what should be the right phrase then?

"The person spoke behind you." - You'd have heard wouldn't you? Unless its:

"The person spoke wayyyyyy behind you. Dude!"

"The person spoke facing your behind."

"The person spoke behind your behind."

And if you're a cat, speaking behind your back would mean speaking underneath you.

Haha look at the lower left hand corner. How odd!
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Glorious Moorish sunset.
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Prayers were in process when I took this picture. Pity I cannot add sound here.
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One Twin.
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Sunrays.
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Minarets at sunset.
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We live in a beautiful city but sometimes the beauty can be found only by the adventurous. This was taken from the rooftop of the old railway station.
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Impressions of a cat.
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Good morning all! I love my garden in the morning. These palm trees surround my garden on 2 sides.
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These 4 kitties stand guard on my desk. They change position daily...
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Ah finally!

Well text on top of a photograph is wrong! Finally changed the setting and now it looks about right. Let the viewer look, think then see what you have to say :)