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Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
I LOVE jellyfish! Lovely photo.💜
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I do too! They’re so cool! Thanks, Kay!
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They are mesmerizing. I wish I could paste here! My daughter drew an amazing jellyfish, one that may be a tattoo for me one day.
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Oh that’s so cool! Can you take a photo of it?
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I did but it won’t let me put it in the comments. Oh well…
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Aw, I wonder why? Boo…
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C’mon WP, get with it!! Lol
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Yeah!
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Cool! And what an exquisite blue color!
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The Monterey Aquarium – not in nature, unfortunately. But the perfect contrast to the creatures!
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Oh, do you think they color the water? I never thought of that.
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No, it’s the color of the inside walls of the tanks they’re in.
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Oh. Duh. 😁
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😀
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Such an amazing photo…way to go!!
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Thank you! Fascinating subject matter!
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I haven’t seen anything quite like this. I have been stung many times by this creature as a kid living on the beach. The sea is filled with unimaginable life forms.
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It is! I’ve never seen these in nature. I imagine it would be quite an experience!
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They are sometimes washed up on the shore and one must be very careful where they step, they still sting. The “so called” remedy is vinegar which one can get at the lifeguard stand. I was once stung by a Man-O-War, they look much the same but believe me, when they sting you you know it is a MoW. 🙂
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Oh man! I can’t imagine what that feels like. I’ve never been stung, even by the little ones in my nearby patch of sand or in my travels either. Wow, a Man of War! 😦
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lol, something one does not forget! Have a wonderful day Meg!:/
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You, too, Holly!
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That photo is beautiful. The colors make it look like a painting.
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They’re amazing elegant creatures! Thanks!
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Cool! It doesn’t look real. Love that.
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Thanks! I think sea creatures are some of the most unusual and interesting animals.
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But I’m afraid of sharks.
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Well yeah… 😬
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My mom once told me to scatter her ashes at the beach… but not in the water because she’s afraid of sharks.
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Oh that’s funny!
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😀
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Wee works better than vinegar……HONEST!
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You know, I’ve heard that! Must be the ammonia in urea! 😀
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Soldiers used to wee in their hard leather boots to soften them and it also acted as a soothing agent for the inevitable blisters. Works with burns too.
Well, that’s it. Am now up to date with your posts. Time to finish the whisky and off to bed.
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Sweet dreams, Peter!
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Fat chance after reading “Dissolved”, but thanks.
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Awww! Sorry!
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