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my studio, which is currently my husband's office as well, is close to home... about 4 steps from our kitchen door to the studio door.
For the weekly theme, "close to home"
While looking for garden supples, I came across this display. At first, I thought this was an elaborate joke being April Fools Day but eventually the turtles moved. I guess living in a warm climate allows for doing something like this. I never knew Home Depot was a pet store too. :-)
Driving home through the desolate area of Europoort !
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This was my entry for our Wakering Photography Group October’s 10” X 8” printed challenge, the theme being “Home Sweet Home".
My Sister Jan was kind enough to treat me to a day out in London for my birthday, it certainly was a packed day.
On a boat trip along the Regents Canal from Little Venice to Camden Market I spotted this humble abode, it stood in stark contrast to the dwelling behind the railings for sure
a wonderful shop selling only locally grown organic produce. (all from farmers located no more than 30 miles away, note the mileage on their signs!)
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Kids shoes left in the passage, warm evening light streaming through the back window and the smell that tells me tea is on the table.
Grand Union Canal on a wet cold day and one of the barges has its cooker going, smoke pouring out of the stack... food is on the go.
This was our home in Kalamazoo, Michigan. We sold it when my husband, Johnny got a job in Orlando. I picked the paint colors!
Look at this bunch of homeless looking drug addicts.
Id go through hell and back for each of you. I swear by my life, ill always be here for you if you need me.
Photographed at my home, Yakima County, Washington.
Last night (July 11) there was a brief rain shower, a rainbow, and colorful clouds at sunset in the West Valley area or Yakima County. IMG_1733
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Returning to my childhood home for the summer has been much more confusing than I thought it would be. I haven't been home for an extended period of time since I moved out two summers ago, and now that I've been here for almost three months, it's starting to feel like living instead of visiting.
But in some ways, I feel like I don't belong here anymore. My friends aren't here, and my parents and brother have a life outside of me now. I'm suspended for a time, my freedom relinquished, a child once again in my parents' house, but I know what it's like to have no clothing and no way to get somewhere and no food in the house and no one to blame it on.
And I know what it's like to feel like there's no place for you, nowhere you belong, because your parents are throwing the things in your office away and turning it into a leisure room and planning vacations and holidays and not inviting you.
Now I'm just a picture on the wall, a memory of when I was young. And when I protest, they say, "But you're gone." And I want to say, "I still need somewhere to belong."
Our home on a foreign land... us in a vast sea of them... we long for where we belong, wherever it is, whenever it is... but not here, not now... hanging onto love, and flowers, we wait... helplessly...
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Merry Christmas everyone!
So it only seemed fitting to celebrate Christmas with a figure of Kevin from Home Alone as this year was its 25th Anniversary. As a kid, this movie was always the go-to for a bit of festive humour, and to be honest, not much has changed.
I hope you guys liked what I did here - I struggled to choose which outfit to use for the figure, but I settled on this one as, from what I remember, this is what he wears on the night his home is broken into (which is quite obviously the best part of the film!).
For those celebrating tomorrow, Merry Christmas, and for those who aren't, Happy Holidays!
PS: For those wondering where Yoda is, please keep an eye on my page this time tomorrow!