Photo disaster? I can fill a post of those with ease
This morning I said “oops! How am I supposed to drive with an Airedale in my seat?
The kids let the dogs in my car as I was getting ready to take two grandchildren to Laura’s house across town.
Oops 
Henry and Josie
Here’s the first shot
And an oops gallery of “best not to be shown” but here they are
I’m digging for all those carpet and shoe-top shots but this is what I could find easily 
Not enough light. Oops
Just take the button, not my face. Oops
Blurry oops
Finger over lens. Not Rothko! Oops.
Tried to capture A painting on tv show that was in my former in-laws living room, too Oops
Oops. Why is this mask in my attic?
Moving in the car and bridge railing. Oops
Oops. One of those Airdales sampled the baptism cake 
An inadvertent screenshot oops
Oops, someone dropped a bone.
Oops. Someone left their peel 
Litter. Oops.
No idea. Oops.
Spotted during Thanksgiving vacation as we were entering the Brooklyn Museum. There are similar cars in Berlin and Australia and the artist Ai Weiwei is tweeting when new locations for Lego donations are set up.
Only after I photographed it, read and researched the reason for the Lego donations for Ai Weiwei’s artworks did I realize there was a controversy.
The manufacturer of Lego in Denmark refused to supply a bulk order of lego bricks for his artwork due to the nature of his artworks’ political messages. Here is an article in The Atlantic and you can read about the controversy here
Another shot by Laura as passenger.
We drove a total of 1000 miles from Columbus to Rockford and back.
From her passenger window. Grain storage under a massive blue sky. You can see for miles.
My daughter Laura spotted this scene. We’re in Rockford, Illinois.
I was driving.
Pulled into the parking lot and she rolled down her window, took a few shots for the blog today!
Spotted by my sister in Rockford IL 
Early Sunday morning, on the way to breakfast before our road trip.
Frozen leaves in the Wildflower Cafe Parking lot, off Indianola Avenue.
Central Park Ginkgo Tree
Eye Spy it’s all about the eyes this week.
Charlie sports his Rudolph hat as his mom carries him with a new “baby-wearing coat”.
He’s peeking out, snug and warm.
Free pattern by Carissa Browning -click Rudolph Hat on Ravelry
(You write the caption.)
Found in the North Hills on way home from taking Steve to the car dealership to pick up his car.