Showing posts with label four. Show all posts
Showing posts with label four. Show all posts

Saturday, March 08, 2025

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Kids on a Trampoline

I have permission to post this image.  I saw these 4 littles playing on the trampoline and I asked them to stand in a line and jump when I gave the signal.  The littlest one kept landing on her bottom as the others were jumping.  She didn't seem too upset, and the others were having great fun showing off for me and my camera.

Friday, December 20, 2024

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Oil Silos

Driving north in Texas we came upon these oil silos next to an oil drilling field.  There were no
"No Trespassing" signs so we were able to get close for pictures.

Saturday, March 23, 2024

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Window Enclosures 

I saw these window openings from an angle and though they looked really nice graphically.

My heart is happy that:
I had the chance to have coffee and conversation with a friend today

Monday, August 14, 2023

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Abandoned Grain Elevator

Cross Plains, Texas.  I don't think I've ever seen abandoned grain elevators before.  

I'm grateful for:
cooler temperatures

Saturday, August 05, 2023

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Place Settings
  
Many of the eating establishments that I explored this morning had outdoor seating. This one had 
napkin-wrapped place settings on each table and I thought it looked so inviting. It's so interesting to see how each business creates a welcoming environment for their patrons.

My heart is grateful for:
creativity and imagination

Thursday, July 06, 2023

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Classic Books

These books are in my personal library.  I've read them all and I love them all.
Anna Karenina was a tough one.  I read it years ago, but recently someone in my book group picked it and she suggested we do it as a two-part series.  Everyone agreed. So we had a discussion of the first part one month, then the second part was the following month.  That worked out pretty well and
everyone liked it.

If there's one in this group you haven't read, I recommend that you read it soon.
Just my opinion.

My heart is grateful for:
good literature and even not-so-good literature at times