I’m always photographing people I know but every once in awhile I capture an unknown (to me) person. Anonymous




I’m always photographing people I know but every once in awhile I capture an unknown (to me) person. Anonymous






Untangling some leftover sock yarn a friend sent from all the pairs of socks she knit. There was just a bit of it tangled in a bag. The rest was ready to knit. I’m knitting a scrappy striped sock blanket. Terry has generously shared her sock yarn with me. Treasure!


What I’ve knit so far

Look he said A rainbow! We were at a Toy Lending Library Play place in a church basement.
The windows were covered in translucent contact paper so the rainbow is muted.



Seating for five. I’ve been photographing discarded chairs and couches for a while.
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The deer come in the night and eat the lilies. They missed one. How Shanti (6) saw the praying mantis astounds me because it looked so much like the color of the lily stem.

There are six active Oscar Meyer wienermobiles in the United States. The first one was created in 1936. You can track them on the highlighted link. Steve saw this one on Liberty Avenue at Millvale Avenue corner today. I’m sorry I missed the scene. It was right across from the Mellon Pavilion, he said.
Each mobile is run by two brand ambassadors called “hotdoggers” the license plates are “License plates: Each vehicle has a unique identifier plate: YUMMY, OURDOG, WNRMBLE, RELSHME, OCRMYR, and WEENR.”
