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A bit out of focus. =s
And it should be CRAVING!
But yeah, I've been craving for these for ages!! D: And my pizza looks stupid. Haha.
#4508 125/365 2022
I sewed up a little knitting project bag out of some spare material that I had laying around. It ended up quite colourful.
Nov 4 In just the past couple of days mushrooms have covered my garden! It appears to be three different varieties of which this is one.
I found this shirt for gab a few days ago and have been waiting for a perfect moment to take this. The sun peeked out for just long enough!! Yay
One of my neighbors started putting out Halloween decorations at the beginning of September!
ODC - 9/16/2022 - Too Early
I love walking near the water. Listening to nature. Slightly overcast with temps in the 60's. That's my comfort zone
ODC - 2/11/2026 - Comfort Zone
"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst." ~William Penn
I live my life on "island time" which can be both a blessing and a curse... It takes a lot of effort for me to be "on schedule" and everyday I have make myself a "To Do" list to make sure that I stick to what I'm suppose to do and don't lose track of time...I think I have a love-hate relationship with time because I know that no matter how I arrange my day, life never abides by any plan.
We have a few clocks and watches laying around the house, but very few of them work. Time makes slaves of us all. Time constricts us. We get so worried about doing what we "must" and we forget about things that really make our short time on earth worth living.
I love the concept of having power over time, of melting clocks and the magic of slowing things down. One of my favorite paintings is Salvador Dali's 'The Persistence of Memory'. It's a constant reminder that just as clocks tick, so do our own beating hearts. So we have to make use of the ticking time doing what we truly love and treasuring what matters most...
The porch swing at my dad's house in east Texas. It's actually the house he grew up in (his uncle built it) - he moved back there when I was in college. I spent a lot of time on this swing when we would visit my grandparents.
He's moving into another house (two houses down from this one), so it's going to be odd not going back there when we visit now. However, he's selling this house to his cousin (who lives next door), who is going to fix it up for her daughter to live in, so at least it will all still be in the family - and we've got the beginnings of a nice compound going.
Frankie (circa 1975)
There's a reason I became a photographer rather than an artist. It has to do with an inability to draw straight lines.