Confession time: when I took on this 365 Project, I fully intended to complete it ~ taking 365 photos, one a day for an entire year. Then I realized that what I actually did was commit to a 366 ~ that's a six, not five ~ Project. This year, 2012, is a Leap Year - … Continue reading Week 27: mulligan
Morning light
Submitted for the Blissdom Domestic Summer Fun Photography Challenge. The theme this week is "Light." Taken early in the morning on Rocky Bayou at Fred Gannon State Park near Niceville, Florida. I was out on the bayou in a kayak, exploring one of the many feeder creeks. The sun was behind me and cast a … Continue reading Morning light
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Deserted footpaths Wandering through sand and sea Sidekicks are welcome Haiku Friday is hosted by Lou at LouCeeL.
Do they have an app for that?
I have a horrible memory. It doesn't matter if I try to remember events from my childhood, or high school, even college or two weeks ago. What I think I remember may not be an actual memory. I might be remembering family stories or making up my own from old photos. When I was very … Continue reading Do they have an app for that?
Family vacation
"What happened to your shoe?" Dad was exasperated. This was the third shoe the boy had lost in as many months. "I was hurrying daddy, but you walk too fast," the boy was sitting in the sand, huge tears catching in his long, blond lashes. "It fell off. I couldn't see you. I had to … Continue reading Family vacation
A place of his own
As soon as the front door shut behind them, clothes started dropping. Shoes were kicked down the hallway, pants and shirts fell outside the kitchen, a bra was flung overhead and landed on the ceiling fan blades, boxers draped over the side table lamp cast a blue aura over the room. He fell backwards over … Continue reading A place of his own
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