The Conversation Heart
Love to my sweetheart and Happy Birthday to my son Dylan!
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Archive for the ‘Photo Journal’ Category
Living in Her Shadow
Wall Flower World Traveler Swinging without a Partner / Shadow Shot Sunday
Do Knot Enter
Wordless Wednesday
Afternoon Art
I’m covering a Women’s Winter Sojourn Retreat at the Floyd Ecovillage this weekend. These shots are of some art materials (mostly stencils) for a mixed media art workshop taught by Katherine Devine. More to come… Shadow Shot Sunday
Snow Shore
Wordless Wednesday
The Snowscape Escape
After being snowed in for three days, by Sunday I was ready to see the world, and by that I mean more than the mailbox. After we dug out our car and our neighbor plowed our driveway with his tractor (Thanks, Leo!), we were good to go. We took off for a Sunday drive to […]
No, This is Not a Picture of Joe Cross Country Skiing
He’s actually recovering from out-patient foot surgery and those are crutches! These pictures were taken yesterday (Thursday), and things have changed around here since then. The snow has been falling for hours now and there is no longer any sight of the ground. As of noon today (Friday) this guy is completely covered. Guess we’ll […]
Have a Ball
A snow ball that is. The snowball fighters went through a couple of pairs of gloves each. There were teams and alliances. “Put your hands up,” Liam ordered. The big boys got into the game in a big way. Going for a fast escape. Going for some revenge! Watch a video clip HERE. I doubled […]
As the World Turns
Slip Tip Trip Flip Watch it ____________Shadow Shot Sunday
The Jackson Pollack Holiday Blur
Our World Tuesday / Wordless Wednesday
Twas the Night Before Christmas
The stockings were hung The toys were tested The children sang carols And the neighbors came dressed in their candy cane best Some grown-ups played bubbles Others feasted on sweets Still others, stayed up late sending Santa Claus tweets Shadow Shot Sunday
Oh, Christmas Tree
Every ornament on my tree holds a memory and has a history. This card defines the theme of what I call ‘my 5-minute tree,’ which is small, decorated in red and gold and actually takes about 15 minutes to put up and decorate. I got the card many years ago from my first mother-in-law, the grandmother […]
