75/365

Royal Typewriter

I learned to type on a real typewriter.  From the first day I took typing class in high school I loved the process.  My parents bought me a typewriter and in college I earned money by typing other student's papers.

I found this Royal machine in an antique store in downtown Abilene and the price was so cheap,  it was even in a carrying case.  I couldn't pass it up.

74/365

Indoor Plant

I love this Pothos plant.  It grows under crazy conditions.  There's almost nothing you can do to destroy it, except maybe not giving it any water.  I have some of them growing in dirt, but I love the way this looks growing in a water vase.

73/365

Antique Mall Sign

I pass this antique mall every time I visit my daughter.  I've been inside it once. 

I love to look at antiques, but I'm in the process of getting rid of things, not collecting them, so I don't go inside anymore.

72/365

Red Chair in Alley

A red chair sits alone in an alleyway.

71/365

Branson, MO

Several months ago some of the people from church headed to Branson, MO to see the play

"David".  We stayed for two nights at a bnb, and this was the view from the deck. 

A little different than the view from anywhere in TX that I've seen.

70/365

A Fairbanks Winter

Fairbanks after a heavy snow.

69/365

Happy Face around Dial

In the abandoned Power Plant, this destroyed dial had a happy face painted around it..  

68/365

Decisions, Decisions

One of the coffee shops in town has this bulletin board just inside the front door.  It always has so many flyers for activities.  So many decisions.

67/365

Be the Change

Graffiti on a wall in the abandoned Power Station on the outskirts of Abilene, Texas, with happy faces on the door next to it.

66/365

Broken Warehouse Dials

Broken dials seen at an abandoned power plant.

65/365

Album Covers on Wall

The downtown coffee shop has remodeled and they put these retro album covers on one of the separating walls.