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we had a wonderful girls evening when I dropped off my daughter and granddaughter she saw this toad on the side walk. this is a little guy compared to Brenda's tree frog
For our (Mary & HeatherM & me) photo this week the theme was signs. And I wanted to do something besides just a sign. Well what I really wanted was to take pictures of someone who was homeless with their sign, but that didn't really happen. soooo instead I was thinking about other signs in life. And aging comes with signs (like hairy ears and droopy parts - hahahaha) but hands seemed a much nicer thing to take a picture of.
This is Daisy. She is 92. And she has worked hard her entire life. Right now she is taking care of her daughter (who is 75) and has cancer. She is an amazing woman!
Created for one of Patrick Goble's (Patrick is my youngest son) CDs in AI.
You can listen to some of Patrick's over 200 original pieces at
www.myspace.com/patrickgoblemusic
You can see him play at
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpLdBNwyuxI
You can hear one of my favorites of Patrick's original songs, " In God's Eyes," and watch the video at
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gsPRHLHUe8
You can read Morley Seaver's interview with Patrick and Seaver's review of one of Patrick's albums at
Oops, another feet image. I was trying to get an interesting high key picture...not sure if this qualifies!
A couple walking along "Ladies Mile", a path across Southsea Common.
A good advert for flickr with their pink and blue jackets. :<)
Please, have a bigger look, by hitting 'L' , then pressing F11, and viewing Full Screen
Darn this eczema or whatever it turns out to be! Five year olds should not have hands that look like this.
change
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this wasn't how i pictured it in my head. i'm not sure yet if i like it :/
oh, go check out her stream :) it's her hands in the picture.
phew, i'm finally all caught up!
This morning after Kyle took the dog out, I stood in front of the window and stretched as I watched him cross the parking lot with Molly. In mid stretch, with my arms reaching to the ceiling, I felt something at the base of my neck pop...in a bad way. Every few months, Kyle gets a muscle spasm that is so bad he has to call into work. It never fully goes away for at least a week. It's never happened to me, but low and behold, it did. Luckily, he got some painkillers and muscle relaxers when he went to the doctor about it, and they helped, although they made me loopy and sleepy all day long.
There is enough for everyone. I laugh when I hear kids say, "I liked that song first and now she likes it.....GOSH!"
Just finished this read while doing lots of holding and feeding my new little man. Now that I'll be at home for the next six months, I am excited about adjusting back into being a full time mom. I figure I need to find me some Zen in the everyday activities I will be doing on repeat.
I can relate to her descriptions about finding the joy in everyday chores such as doing the laundry. I love having clean diapers for the boys, soft and squishy ready for a clean bum. I especially love folding miniature people clothes- for me there is something very maternal about holding a itty bitty onesie that just warms my heart.
What I need to work on after reading her book is keeping the soul alive in the kitchen- taking a break from cleaning is not good for the sink or counter space.. .and keeping on top of the yard work. I look out at the yard so often, that I need to find the time to enjoy being outside while pulling up all the unwanted plants that invade our yard each Spring.