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One of my not so great childhood memories was learning the times tables! For some reason, known only to my brain lol, maths was really difficult for me. English I loved, could read before I went to school but maths would not stay in my head!! Another long lasting memory (showing my age now) is the school milk. Always in a glass bottle and dubiously warm in the summer!!
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For Macro Mondays this week the theme is: inspired by a song. I wasn't so much inspired by one song but was listening to a Spotify playlist of golden oldies and the Beatles song 'Yesterday' came on. Nice to sing along and with it all the memories of days gone by. My eye fell on the little crystal cube with my mother's portrait engraved in it that was given to me at my mother's funeral in May 2019. I had not seen her alive since 2015 since she lived on the other side of the world. Sometimes nice to go down memory lane. And music certainly helps here.
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About Light
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A farewell to Greece / "My first memory is of light -- the brightness of light -- light all around.” ― Georgia O'Keefe
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Athens, 2020
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An art installation by Philadelphia local artist, Brian Bazemore, also know as B Casso, to commemorate the terrible year of 2020. It is located on the grounds of Hatfield House at North 33rd & Girard Avenue in Strawberry Mansion, Philadelphia.
Such a picturesque Italian city! Siena is “famous for its cuisine, art, museums, medieval cityscape and the Palio, a horse race held twice a year in Piazza del Campo.” More about this crazy event later…..
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Memories on international women's day.
My daughter and me in May 2020.
"You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated. In fact, it may be necessary to encounter the defeats, so you can know who you are, what you can rise from, and how you can still come out of it.” – Maya Angelou
p.p: texture by Cris Buscaglia (thanks Cris ! )
and I also used 2 Topaz filters
Fynn was my soulmate and I loved when he looked at me like this. He was very sweet, generous, loved everybody but was also able to defend himself if necessary. Fynn passed away 3 years ago but I still miss him every day.
Posted for the Happy Caturday theme "Caturday Memories".
This afternoon I looked in one of my oldest dictionaries that I don´t use anymore. I have more modern ones. And in this old dictionary I found this. I remember very well who gave to me in late 1970s.
My attempt at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Charm".
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Shot with a Steinheil Optronic "57 mm F 2.8" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
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the Art Week Gallery Group
Globes
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I watched on the beach as Mom and Dad piled the kids into a canoe to enjoy a sunset paddle before bedtime, and for a few minutes, the sky absolutely lit up in a brilliant display of color before fading into darkness. Camping experiences make great memories and I'm sure they all slept well that night.
The image is softer than I would like. I was pushing the limits of an old camera but it was the one at hand and the scene too nice to pass up.
“Sometimes the little things in life mean the most.”
― Ellen Hopkins, Glass
Every time I see this image of antique glassware, I thank my husband's late mother. She was a collector, avid treasure hunter, and quite a character. By closing my eyes, I imagine I hear her explaining the excitement she felt when finding her various pieces of glassware or old dolls.
This spot holds many precious memories. We lived near this nature preserve years ago while our son was young and spent so many happy hours delighting in every new discovery. Revisiting years later, I lingered in this place for quite a while, reminiscing and missing those times.
Now we have a precious granddaughter, but over one thousand miles and travel restrictions separate us, and as wonderful as FaceTime visits are, I SO want to spend time with her chasing butterflies, catching and releasing crayfish and tadpoles, listening to the birds, sharing laughs and hugs, and treasuring our time together!
CHILDHOOD MEMORY is the topic for Wed Jan 11 2016 Group Our Daily Challenge
as a little boy, with those quantity of glass marbles, I would have been very rich and all the little girls would have been very impressed :-)))
Macro Mondays theme Tag
This was Cookie's collar and dog tag. It now has pride of place in our living room next to his ashes.
Width of frame is around 4 cm.
Happy Macro Monday!