I am enchanted by Fairies, having been married to one for many years. For her birthday, we found this lovely sculpture in a store named “Peddler’s Wagon,” in Eustice, Florida. We gave her center stage on the coffee table in our living room and call her “Tink,” but sometimes I think of her as FairyContinue reading “Fairy Two”
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Golden Moon
The last full moon before Independence Day cast with a golden glow full of wonder. An early celebration of America’s birthday. #fullmoon #semiquincentennial #independenceday
Spoiled but not Rotten
The jelly in the other jars was delicious, but we didn’t try this one; someone or something else beat us to it. Apparently the lid hadn’t sealed properly, so life did its thing and expanded into the niche provided for it. Though to us the jelly was spoiled, to the mold it certainly was notContinue reading “Spoiled but not Rotten”
Luck of the Draw
We have had a about a 50 percent chance of rain for the last several days but as usual, the wet weather passed us by once again. Ten miles to the northeast, storms dropped heavy rains, and the squall line moved steadily away from us. Maybe today will be different; I just would like toContinue reading “Luck of the Draw”
Ladies of the Evening
All dressed up and ready to glow… #orchids #sunset #ladiesoftheevening
Line Items
One after another, jets left their trails in the blue sky surrounded by cirrus clouds suspended like curtains on a stage. If two more jets had left their trail, it would have resembled a music staff in the sky awaiting for clouds to form notes and set the stage for morning’s song. #contrails #jets #cloudsContinue reading “Line Items”
Unstrung
I had played it just the night before, and noted that it might need to be restrung sooner or later. The next morning, I discovered that I would be doing it sooner rather than later. #ukulele #unstrung #restrung Note: This koa wood ukulele was hand made by Hawaiian Todd Ragsdale, whom I met in Molokai,Continue reading “Unstrung”
Life on the Edge
While photographing a spider in our backyard, a bug hit the web and bounced off instead of sticking, and sent vibrations through the web that alerted the spider. The spider stirred, but the insect flew away in the nick of time. It is the blurry brown spot in the photo behind the web to theContinue reading “Life on the Edge”
Dawn’s Early Light
This scene reflects a time when the morning twilight brought welcomed reassurance that night’s darkness need not be eternal. #morning #dawn #reflection #darkness #suciaisland Note: Photo taken 1998 and later won an award at Seattle’s Lake Union Boats Afloat Show.
Whose Place?
Knowing the mind’s propensity for photo reprocessing, they might want to rethink the name of their diner. #chefarts #diner #photoprocessing #mind
Eskildoodle Photos and Feelings 