Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Knee High by the Fourth of July - Digital Photogrpah
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cornfield,
digital photograph
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Time...
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1500 posts,
time
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Digital Photograph - A Rose
A Rose
I found this rose at my Mother's house when I was visiting. Even though it was on it's last leg it seemed so beautiful to me. Faded and tired. Just a shell of it's former self. Full of memories.
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a rose,
digital photograph
Friday, June 1, 2012
Advertising Freebies
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Incredibly cute. Love how they use the spool of thread for a drum.
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Beautiful seed packet. The flowers are amazing and the typography is lovely.
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I love everything about this. The child, the palette, the soft colors, the typography. Yum.
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| Simply gorgeous in everyway! |
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This is my favorite, but I have a thing for owls.
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This week for my freebies I thought I would give you some samples of products available way back when. I love the graphics that they used to advertise the different products, from flower seed to mustard. When I go to the grocery store or drug store today I am so unimpressed with the packaging of the products I am buying. I want glass instead of plastic. I want bold graphics. I want interesting typography. Is any one out there listening?
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advertising freebies
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Digital Photograph - Virginia Barn - For Ann in CA
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digital photograph,
virginia barn
Monday, May 28, 2012
Remember ... Memorial Day
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Let us not forget, today of all days, all of those that have sacrificed so much so that we have this most precious thing - freedom. Memorial Day has always been an important holiday to my family. A day to honor those who have given so much for us. I want to thank them and their families for all that they have sacrificed for me and my family.
Today is my family's first Memorial Day without Daddy. He was my hero in so many ways. He was a fighter pilot in World War II. Shot down on D Day. A prisoner of War. Came home and workded hard for his family always finding time to volunteer where he was needed, civic organizations, the church, etc. He worked tirelessly to get the World War II memorial in Washington D.C. built. A husband, a father, a grandfather, a great grandfather, a much loved man. A good man. Thank you, and all of those like you who fought so valiantly so that I have all the freedoms I have today. You are all extraordinary.
Last week Mom and I were able to go to Arlington Cememtery to visit Dad. That is a place where you are able to get quite the visual effect of how many are laid to rest who have given everything for you and I. It is a humbling place. They bury 17 hero's a day there. I do not know what else to say except, Thank You.
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memorial day
Digital Photoraph - A Red Barn
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home again,
red barn
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Vegetable & Fruit Collage #4
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collage sheet
Spotted in the mountains...
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Spotted this little lady with a few friends up in the mountains. Looks like it is almost time for a haircut.
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Always time for a little antiquing. Found this bird house that will look perfect in my backyard.
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Found these three lovely rusty wheels at a neat antique place. I think I might have to stop on the way home and pick them up if they are still there. They might make nice additions to my flower beds.
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I spot alot of these gates up in the mountains. I like the promise they hold of what is beyond the closed gate.
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birdhouse,
gates,
llama,
rusty wheels,
spotted in the mountains
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Vegetable Collage Sheet #3 - My Favorite
Digital Photograph - The Broken Window
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digital photograph,
mill,
the broken window
Digital Photograph - Signs
I have not done a sign in quite a while. I was going through my Sign photograph folder tonight and ran across this one. It was taken in the mountains of North Carolina in a little town near where several of my boys live. It was pouring rain. I liked it so here you go.
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digital photograph,
sign
This week...I have opinions
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| 14 foot mustache |
Every once in a while you have a week that is filled with so much weirdness that when you come up for air you just have to shake your head. It makes my life seem so normal and downright boring. Ahh happiness. I feel like I want to comment.
First of all who grows a mustache that is 14 feet long? Ewe,Ewe,Yuk. Some guy in India and he think that is attractive. For all you men out there - It is not.
For a minute I thought this guy was Sasha Cohen doing one of his prank things. I can not believe those two women are actually going to touch it...
Then there is the poor wife of the Laker's player who gets death threats on twitter because her husband missed a shot. She has to block 500 people from twitter because of the mean threats and agressive comments. Wow. Scary. Death really? Somebody is definitely way too serious about a ball game. It is a game. Enough said.
Onward to Georgia where the poor girl who went Zip lining - lost her leg due to flesh eating bacteria, can still smile and say "Let's do it" when told about her latest need to lose her foot and fingers. Can anyone say Courage? She is getting alot of prayer from me, along with her supportive family. God bless them.
I am still wondering what has happened to Gavin Smith the Universal Studio Executive and ex USC basketball player with the beautiful family. Where did he drive off to? in purple pajama pants? What is the rest of the story? Where are you?
I hope this story has a happy ending.
Now let's talk about Jenny McCarthy posing again 20 years later for Playboy. When your 19 you can explain it away to your kids that you were young and foolish, when your 39 you have a hard time explaining to your son - "I am old and desperate?" How embarrassing for her family.
Then the Kennedy's in the news - another death. A suicide. Leaving 4 children motherless. So sad, so troubled, a beautiful, smart, talented woman...I can only shake my head and wonder...so much tragedy for one family to bare.
In Japan, the little penguin who escaped the zoo a week or so ago shows up swimming around in Tokyo Bay. It seems very happy eating fish and coming ashore to sleep at night. Everyone is hoping the radiation will not kill him. He or she is free - sounds like the trade off is worth it here.
Moving on, in Kansas 200 Buffalo escape. Apparently, they were off like a shot, traveled 5 counties and into another state before you could say hamburger. The police said "they are really fast" - they can travel up to 35 to 64 miles and hour, can jump 6 feet in the air and 7 feet to the side. Run, buffalo, run. May be one or two will elude capture and spend their days in peace. One can only dream.
Then, there is the girl who works at Goodwill Industries who found $14,000.00 in a box of Christmas ornaments. She turned it in[honesty should be applauded]and they are trying to find the owner. Also, the guy who left the diamond engagement ring in an old jacket and donated the jacket forgetting the ring was in the pocket. Someone found quite a surprise in that old jacket. I don't know about you but, it makes me want to take a spin at our local Goodwill industries store.
Last but not least - Hey Rhode Island I have a game I need some money to develop. It is a game we use to play all the time when I was a kid. I just need a little help making a virtual reality digital game of it. Please give me about half of what you gave Mr. Curt Schilling. I know I can market it to somebody. I promise to pay you back - and for some reason if I can not - I know your tax payers will not mind paying for a sweet old southern girl [like me] debts. Pretty please?
Some days I just feel like the world has gone a little mad. How was your week?
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Now I understand why the fence is so high if they can jump 6 feet into the air.
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Friday, May 18, 2012
Vegetable and Fruit Collage Sheet #2
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| Collage Sheet #2 |
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