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There is something I find alluring in dying flowers. I'm not obsessed with death, in any way shape or form. I just find the flowers still possess their beauty, even in death, and decay. The colours have more meaning. It's like they're fighting to keep relevant, to, not become obsolete. I arranged the flowers (cut shorter) from the previous pictures, in a circular pattern on the bistro table in my backyard, then added 4 freshly cut blossoms from around the house. Can anyone name the 4 flowers in the centre?
went to my friends house up the waterway to celebrate our arrival
Scavenger Challenge - 5. Alphabet Soup: the subject is a noun beginning with "gl...". - everything in this picture is made from glass, glass wine glass and glass table top
114 Pictures in 2014 -99.On the Table
2014 Weekly Alphabet Challenge - Week 8: H is for Hobby
Reading, Photography, & drinking coffee :)
I also enjoy baking, crochet & knitting...
Hello November!
After rolling around in dried leaves scattered all over the house, I finally decided to gather them in this letter holder I got from my friend Ioana, for my birthday last year. I know they’re not letters, but....ain’t stupid if it works.
#305of365
a day off work today and I really need to get this finished so it's on my sewing table being basted...
114 in 2014 #99 on the table
Aug 11 224/366.
Owen rests comfortably on the table. He's not supposed to be up there, but he makes his own rules.
I have been starting my day out with Mary Oliver, reading her poems in the wee hours of dawn. I am going to try and keep this up for the whole month of May.
“Hello, sun in my face. Hello you who made the morning and spread it over the fields...Watch, now, how I start the day in happiness, in kindness.”
― Mary Oliver
We have been paying a visit to Alzira, her people and cat-friends.
Alzira is the mother to our Flibberty and Tonto, we rehomed her about a year ago. She's leading a great life. As good looking as ever and with a personality to die for. It was very nice to see her again.
Imagine going to a play where Act I takes place in two different locations simultaneously--a church in Northeast Portland and an elk ranch in Molalla. Then audience and cast from both locations take buses and meet in Oregon City for Act II, a wedding reception, where you are one of the guests. Urban and rural, family and history--cell phone calls to the audience on the other bus, music, a reception dinner featuring elk stew and strawberry shortcake--this isn't your usual night at the theatre.
The Chicago Community Trust On The Table at the Gary Comer Youth Center, 7200 S. Ingleside Ave., was photographed, May 8, 2018.
Tribal fusion dance headdresses for sale at GothlaUK souk, Leicester, July 2014. #99 of 114 of 2014, On the table