“One is the loneliest number ….”
One unicyclist Pittsburgh Marathon last May
One handstand by Anna my granddaughter in Hardy Virginia
One reader in Bryant Park NYC
One friend at her window
One seal watcher in Central Park
One tulip by St. Patrick’s Cathedral NYC
One nun in NYC
One dollar souvenir keychain
Laura is ONE August 7, 1984 Grafenwoehr Germany
I saw Three Dog Night in the early seventies. No kidding.
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One fabulous post Ruth, such a wonderful collection of so many singular moments.
Also wow! on the Three Dog Night concert – did they sing Joy to the World? What’s not to love about those days!
Thanks Patti. Love your link. Fun! Thanks for the visit and your generous words.
I always enjoy your photos, too. I can’t remember if they played it or not and I don’t think I’ll ask my X. ha!
Ruthie you are ONE of a kind. Love the post
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Great images for the challenge, Ruth. Love the guy on the mono-cycle 🙂
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Thank you, Ruth! As soon as I saw this challenge, that song came into my head. Yet, apparently no one else’s — and then came you. I feel vindicated. That was one of the first albums I bought and this post is certainly worthy of being associated with that classic. 🙂
Thanks John. It came to mind immediately. cool that it did for you as well.
BUT the remembering of particular photos that would be good choices for “one”eluded me at first-until I started skimming the archives. Then as you know, the trick is to stop and not go overboard with mediocrity, but try to nail it. I enjoy the prompt of the challenges.
Thanks for the nice card and know you will be eating well (and interestingly) during the holidays. Looking forward to reading about it all.
Is it wrong that I’m jealous of Anna’s ability to do a handstand? I have been trying to master this pose in yoga for over a year now; I’m close, but no where near her level of proficiency. Way to get ’em, kiddo!