Scavenger Hunt!

I'd like to see a palm tree.

I'd like to see the French countryside, please.

I'd like to see The Lone Ranger.

Zorro, please.

I'd like to see Easter lilies.

I'd like to see Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes, please.

I'd like to see an Easter basket.

I want to see a steak dinner, please.

The kitten is adorable!




Steak and asparagus....Yum!

I'd like to see a nice, hot cup of coffee - with cream in it, please. (I take sugar, too, but you can't see that in the coffee, so it really isn't necessary in a picture. )

I'd like to see a Big Mac.

How come the ones I order never look like this?



This is more like it...



I'd like to see a chili dog.

I'd like to see a really elaborately decorated Easter egg, please.

I'd like to see an Easter egg hunt.

Poor kids.... I don't know how they found *any* Easter eggs with them hidden that well.

I'd like to see a Goldendoodle, please.

I could fall in love with one of these really fast.



I'd like to see some scared kids on a rollercoaster.

Me, too, Rob. I saw one today, and I wanted to take her home with me right then and there. The breed name sounds like something out of a fairy tale.

Okay, this isn't a roller coaster, but the girl's expression is so priceless, I had to share:



And, how 'bout this one?:




I'd like to see a dark chocolate truffle, please.

Good ones!



I'd like to see a scene from the Hitchcock movie Shadow of a Doubt.

I love those old Hitchcock movies!!

I'd like to see an ornate, antique pianoforte, please.

I'd like to see a picture taken from a tall building that would make an acrophobe like me very dizzy.

The view of the buildings isn't disturbing to me - but the sight of that child so close to the edge? THAT gives me the creeps. One quick move, and..... There's no way I'd let a little one of mine do that. Yes, I'm a mother hen, and I'm proud of it.

(And I love, love, love the pianoforte you posted, Rob.)

I'd like to see Harry the Dirty Dog, please. He was a favorite with my nieces & nephews.

and



I'd like to see one of Dr. Seuss's Star-Bellied Sneeches, please.

(I just bought that 50th Anniversary edition a few weeks ago, Rob. It came with a little stuffed Harry. It's going to be a birthday present.)

I'd like to see Madeline, as drawn by Ludwig Bemelmans, please.