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Joan had a doctor appointment last May 10, and I rode along just to get away from the house. Here's the waiting room at her doctor's office.
On the way home I managed a photo Central Free Methodist Church's cross. Or perhaps I was photographing the Oakland Avenue bridge across the Grand River. Probably I intended both.
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The full array of photos I took during the trip is pretty impressive. There are landscapes, farm equipment (up close), fences around folks' yards. A restaurant. There are even a couple pix of our cats, after we arrived home.
Near Lansing Mall I photographed a sign suggesting that we "Write in Larry." No clue about his last name. No clue what office he was seeking. I'm betting he didn't get the nomination.
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This photograph is an outtake from my 2024 photo-a-day project, 366 in 2024.
Number of project photos taken: 18x2 [raw & jpg] + 13 [jpg]
Title of folder: To MMPC
Other photos taken on 5/10/2024: Twice--for a total of seven pics--I grabbed the Canon to shoot pix of the afternoon's rather impressive sky.
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sunday, february 14, 2010
still at the hospital, my mom is feeling a little bit better. need to shower.
bun creatinine levels still high. concerned about a clot in her lungs.
late night (8:30pm) VQ scan. had to call in a tech to perform.
kidneys only functioning at 16%. not good.
No matter how hard Chelsea tried she could not get her horse to go into the water. She has had luck getting the horse to swim before with her riding but that would not be the case today. Other than the horse and Chelsea being so small in this picture, I really like this picture.
Riding bare back amazes me how people can stay on the horse. It is like Chelsea was part of the horse.