Some days don't need words.
I've been enjoying playing with depth of field and colors and flowers.
Depth of field is what Apple calls portrait mode for its new phones.
I feel lucky to live in a colorful world in winter.
I never noticed this notation before in the asphalt at the end of Government Road in Little Hamaca. That this was a Hawk Missile Site during the Cuban Crisis is well known and that it was called Bravo Battery also. But here were the words, still preserved:
I cracked a smile when I saw this trailing behind Rusty in a neighborhood.
To do this to a tree would never occur to me.
Fuzzy palms? I don't think I was hallucinating.
I guess some people like snow and winter sports.
I'm not one of them.
Rusty loves thick grass. He sat, rolled and lay there sniffing for a while.
He grazed for a bit and then sniffed the air like a connoisseur until he was ready to move on.
I look at pictures of drab winters Up North and am glad not to live that reality.
5 comments:
Up here in the north it is not drab. Sun with pretty clouds and shadows on the snow today. Birds at my feeders. But it is COLD!! And going to get colder.
ok, ok....enuff about your Flordia weather----I live in the Pacific Northwest and there are loads of Winter colors....I lived in Ft. Laud-by-the-sea and got tired of the endless sun and smog chocked highways-----keep posting, I live to bellow my misgivings as well..
Cheer up. Its been dreadful this weekend with gray skies and drizzle. and more to come. cold too. windy and nasty. three days in a row of this crap.
My housemate is currently in Thailand, where it’s 90 degrees or something. After I sent him a picture of the weird pattern the melting snow was making on my car, he responded that, though hot, the air quality in Bangkok is so bad that the citizens are being told to wear contractor grade dust masks. So a little bit of this, a little bit of that, wherever you may be...
I don't like the cold! Is that so odd? Especially as I choose to live where it isn't cold!
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