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Ruth
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Winter Citrus
Tag: winter
Antidote to Gray
Tulips in a glass vase or pitcher in the front hall. They add color and warmth to the winter’s gray.
Highland Park Snowman
Saturday afternoon on the way home, I saw this big snowman at the park entrance.
Pittsburgh City Lights on the Allegheny
Becky B’s Square Light Challenge continues to inspire January’s photographs.
Porch Light and 3 Candles at the Neighbors
Christmas Lights, Candlelight, and Moonlight
Taking up Becky’s January Square Challenge of LIGHT.
Not my house, but it is so inviting and the candles are flickering along the sidewalk.
And yes, that is the moon up at the top of the photo.
Becky says (via Cee’s Photography post of a lighthouse at Twilight)
I’m proposing our January squares are filled with words ending in light that means one or more of the following; sunlight, floodlights, firelight, skylights, candlelight, sidelights, starlight, footlights, moonlight, streetlights, torchlight, taillights, gaslight, headlights, or, as I have today, twilight – whether that be the astronomical, nautical or civil twilight. And feel free to find your own _____light, there are more than 50 words which end in light!
Tookie’s Handknit Santa
Such a cheerful gift.
Thanks Tookie.
A new ornament to hang and enjoy. Santa is adorable. Your knitting looks wonderful.
Blossoms?
Looks like blossoms. Doesn’t it?
Noon, Monday March 18th Columbus Ohio – after last night’s snowstorm.
Henry the Airedale Remained Unperturbed
Henry the Airedale sat serenely while Maura jumped around outside for a few minutes. She shed her coat. I had on wool socks, wool sweater, down vest and wool hat. I could hear my mother in my head, warning me about pneumonia weather or catching a chill. Maura thought that the sun being out and her running around made it an early Spring. She kept her hat on her head. Then put her coat back on. Brrrr. My hands were cold when I got inside.
Henry just sat there, taking in the fresh cool air. No “sit” or “stay”command given.
And no, I did NOT knit her hat.
Another Color Photo Appears Black and White
When the outdoor world seems black and white and gray but your photograph is in color. Everyone has had enough of the cold, snow, ice and dark. They’re ready for crocuses and daffodils bursting through the earth, looking for light.
I’ve photographed this tree before. I always like how the snow defines the branches.
