Day 91 Rust and Junk
The camera club recently took a trip out this way to our ‘ boneyard’; a place the draws photographers like flies and a place, we who live here, take for granted.
The camera club recently took a trip out this way to our ‘ boneyard’; a place the draws photographers like flies and a place, we who live here, take for granted.
These seem to be blooming all around town and have been for awhile. Way early this year due to the unseasonably warm weather. These were not outside however, but are Albertson’s.
We joined Mom for Easter breakfast yesterday. She certainly seemed to enjoy it and ate her entire plateful. No eggs or oatmeal for Mom though, just lots of coffee.
Happy Easter to everyone. It promises to be a day full of happiness. We are off to have breakfast with Mom. Then it is the annual Easter egg hunt and dinner. Four of the grandkiddos helped me fill all the hundreds of eggs. The special golden eggs for each kiddo are ready with that slip of paper telling where to find their prizes. I hope to get some “hunt” images to share later today.
Yesterday was a great time with one of my daughters and her kiddos. We went for an afternoon of painting fun at Brush Crazy. I thought I was just going along to watch, but was surprised when I was informed I was painting too. We all chose a different image to paint. I thought it was much harder than I had anticipated. Guess a photographer has some learning to do when applying paint to a canvas. The blending of different colors was a challenge. I think we all did achieve what we had come for. What a fun afternoon!  Can you guess which is my masterpiece?
My friend, Leslee, has returned from her trip “down-under” and it is so good to have her home. Look what she treated me to last night. Breakfast is pretty terrific this morning.
I have two grandchildren who love Sushi. I do mean love it. They also love Miso soup. I just can not ingest raw fish. No way! But those two love their Tuna Rolls. Three platefuls were ingested at Suki Cafe, by the two of them.
When Spring doesn’t provide flowers, you take a trip to the grocery store. It was snowing hard when I was inside, so these were even more welcomed.
I took my grandson down to Gibson Park with his new camera to do some photos of geese and ducks. Here is what I captured while there. The heavy clouds were moving in and added to the drama of the scene.
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