266/365

Garage Door Mural

Driving through the little town of Buffalo Gap, Texas, I saw this garage door mural and in the background of the backyard was a table with brightly painted bird houses.  This place might be a small retreat house of some kind, but there was no signage and no people around to ask.

I'm grateful for:

art

207/365

Nana Mug

When I first moved to be near my daughter and her new family, she gave me this mug.  I love it~~the shape, the color and the sentiment.  For some reason  decided to use it for a pen holder, but the other day I was looking at it and realized it would serve me better as my coffee mug.

So I cleaned it up and now it's my new go-to mug and I'm loving it.

My heart is grateful for:

joy in the little things of life

176/365

Sunflower Decor

Desperate for a photo op.  This is on my dining room table.

My heart ids grateful for:

Having a good bookgroup meeting to discuss

"The Other Einstein" by Marie Benedict

78/365

Sunflower Trio

One of the images from the still life flower session I did a couple of days ago.  

Today was church with a fellowship meal following the service.  

Ran a couple of errands on the way home.

Meeting a friend later to see

"Jesus Revolution" again.

My heart is grateful today for:

colors that brighten up the world

 1/365--2022

Keys

I seriously failed to post a photo-a-day on my flickr page for 2021.  It was disappointing, but totally my fault...laziness, lack of inspiration, just-don't-care, nothing interesting to photograph--all very weak excuses for not keeping up.  Really, how difficult is it to take one photo a day a post it?

So I started again for 2022, this time with a list of January prompts from a random site.   8 days into it, it's going well, hahaha.  I didn't like the prompt for today and as I was looking around for a possible photo op, I spied these keys.  

So this is the photo for day 8/365 on flickr. The keys belong to "G" and I just liked the way they were clustered around.  I used a wide angle lens and tried to get as much limited depth-of-field as possible.