Weekly Photo Challenge: Abandoned In Hadley, Massachusetts, they really love their shacks. Other Entries: Weekly. Photo Challenge: Abandoned | Journeyman Weekly Photo Challenge: Abandoned | Stephen Chapman Weekly Photo Challenge: Abandoned | Ese' s Voice My.Vivid.Visions | Weekly Photo Challenge: Abandoned Photo Friday: Rhyolite Ghost Town (Nevada) | JGTravels My.Vivid.Visions | Weekly Photo Challenge: … Continue reading ABANDONED – THE SHACKS OF HADLEY
Month: February 2014
IN THE ZONE AND OUT AGAIN
In 1965 when I was first married, we lived in an apartment in one of two identical brick buildings. Our flat was 2 Q at the far end of the hall. A corner apartment, nice because we had better than average light. I didn't drive yet, but it wasn't a problem. There was a bus stop … Continue reading IN THE ZONE AND OUT AGAIN
MISFITS AND ODD BALLS
Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: Week 1 Odd ball. What a cool category! Every photographer has pictures that don't fit into any category. For me, they are the peculiar pictures I take which I like, but no one else quite "gets." These are the ones I take because I see something special. The way the light … Continue reading MISFITS AND ODD BALLS
HOME FRIES
This ultimate comfort food is probably called something different depending on where you live. Originally, the recipe was a way to use leftover potatoes, but it has become a staple of diner breakfasts all across America. You can use leftover potatoes if you happen to have some. You could also, in theory, use canned boiled potatoes … Continue reading HOME FRIES
WHAT’S WITH 1337?
What's with the 1337 thing? WordPress uses it for a lot of things, for the top number in posts, in follows. I figured it must have some kind of historic significance to them, like the amount of money they had when they started the company, or maybe a time or maybe map coördinates. Nope. I … Continue reading WHAT’S WITH 1337?
DANCING PAINTED PONIES
Daily Prompt: Let’s Dance by Krista on February 27, 2014 Photographers, artists, poets: show us MOVEMENT ... in this case, the dance of the wooden horses on the carousel. The winter carousel, with all the riders, of all ages, bundled up against the cold yet going up and down to the sound of the calliope. … Continue reading DANCING PAINTED PONIES
