November 5, 2026

NOV 7, 2026, veggies: zucchini (courgettes)










You can review all our poetic musings on "Veggies" by clicking HERE.




NOV 5, photo-collages, Toront-oases: High Park, and its Zoo





 


Authors' Note: All the fencing separating the residents from the visitors initially appears rather pathetic at this site, but at least the residents seem to have sufficient space, and are protected from the worst impulses, e.g. unapproved feeding, of the otherwise-well-intentioned visitors.
A few other residents of this secondary zoo in Toronto have been highlighted in posts on this blog. Click HERE(Jun 29,2023), HERE(Jun 25, 2023) and HERE(Nov 5, 2020).  


Suggested as an alternative to dental flossing!












November 3, 2026

NOV 3, 2026, bi-lyrical limerick: 'go/went'

 


The original limerick:




Be sure to check out the whole collection of 'bi-lyrical limericks' by proceeding to "Edifying Nonsense." CLICK HERE ! (Or, if you prefer, you could look over this stuff on Giorgio's Facebook photo-albums.) 




November 1, 2026

NOV 1, 2026, photo-collage, Carolina lowcountry: wildlife revisited #2

  



little blue heron




Atlantic ghost crab




brown pelican, artistic rendering





cormorants and dolphin



roseate spoonbills, Deweese Island




sanderling





willet




yellow-crowned night heron


 


busy sanderlings


October 29, 2026

OCT 29, 2026, gruesome verse: scary upshot

Hallowe'en is approaching! 






Check out the whole collection called "Gruesome Verse" on our blog "Edifying Nonsense" HERE.

 

October 27, 2026

OCT 27, 2026, photo-collage, Ontari-oases: fall colour-tour, late September

Today's Offering (October 27, 2026)



Proceed to the next stage in the colour tour (early October) by clicking HERE. 



October 25, 2026

OCT 25, 2026: submitted palindromes -- RANDOM PILES 58


 You have reached the "Submitted Palindromes" thread on the blog "Daily Illustrated Nonsense", a light literary entity. Owing to advancing age and other considerations, the frequency of outpouring, 30 posts per month for the first 60 months, has been reduced stepwise after December 2024 and now numbers 10 per month. But each month you can still find a collection of palindromic phrases proferred by our seven palindromic assistant editors.


You can access this delightful entertainment right here by entering submitted palindromes in a search bar at the top of this post and scrolling downwards through the wordplay posts that you will discover.
Devotees of palindromic wordplay can further explore limericks and other short verses about the classic palindromes (and quite a few recent concoctions) that are randomly scattered on this blog after September 2000, or collected into grouped postings on our more scholarly blog "Edifying Nonsense" -- start HERE.  

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October 23, 2026

OCT 23, 2026, two gruesome verses for Halloween




Authors' Note: Each year at Hallowe'en, all (living) persons, in addition to honoring tradition, must decide if they are ready to combat the zombie revolution.












 
Check out the whole collection of short poems, called "Gruesome Verse" on our blog "Edifying Nonsense" HERE.