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Showing posts with label bettyl's photos. Show all posts
July 18, 2011
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April 12, 2011
Tuesdays Tunes: What's the Hit Song?
Let's pretend that this picture is an album cover (remember those days when we collected albums?), and I invite you to think of a song title to go along with the picture. Are you ready to play along and be a songwriter for a minute or two? Album titles are welcome too :)
Isn't this a cool picture of a rusty train? I feel like a song is coming on...
Visit bettyl over at Photographing New Zealand to see more amazing photography.January 29, 2011
Fridays Poetry: Featured Post Winner
Congratulations Judy on the winning contribution.
Battered and torn,
A sandy skeleton leaves
Memories of life.
Visit bettyl at Photographing New Zealand.January 6, 2011
Thursdays Haiku: Featured Post Winner
Congratulations Susan on the winning contribution.
Summers a time for play
Life is serious enough
Stop and watch the trains!
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Summers a time for play
Life is serious enough
Stop and watch the trains!
Visit My World through my Camera Lens to see more wonderful photography.December 20, 2010
November 22, 2010
November 4, 2010
Thursdays The: Featured Post Winner
Congratulations Xandersmom78 on your terrific contribution.
The cross sits between the trees, on its own; but it has so much to it, in my mind. My mind lets the cross join all the military crosses that all stand in a row. The single cross doesn't have much to it, but it brings to mind the many hours in a day and the hard work sown and sweated over by the roughened hands of fellow Americans.
October 14, 2010
September 27, 2010
Mondays Meme: Featured Post Winner
Thank you, seeker, for your contribution!
It was a few years ago, before we moved back to Florida. I was out in the van with my three kids, running errands, trying to check things off my seemingly endless "to-do" list. Then we saw the rainbow. It appeared instantly and we were all entranced. It was so bright, so vivid. In a second, I set aside my plans to make who-knows-how-many-more stops and told the kids that we were going to find the end of the rainbow. We lived in rural PA at the time, so there were endless farm roads -- I let the kids direct the turns. "Go right, here, Mommy." "Now straight" -- we probably drove for 15 or 20 minutes, chasing the elusive rainbow's end. We finally ended up in an area right by the Susquehanna River, the rainbow still out of reach on the other side of the wide river. We sat there and talked, and laughed and watched until the rainbow vanished. I don't remember exactly what I meant to do on that day, or which errands were set aside. But I know my kids still remember the day that mommy let them chase a rainbow.

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It was a few years ago, before we moved back to Florida. I was out in the van with my three kids, running errands, trying to check things off my seemingly endless "to-do" list. Then we saw the rainbow. It appeared instantly and we were all entranced. It was so bright, so vivid. In a second, I set aside my plans to make who-knows-how-many-more stops and told the kids that we were going to find the end of the rainbow. We lived in rural PA at the time, so there were endless farm roads -- I let the kids direct the turns. "Go right, here, Mommy." "Now straight" -- we probably drove for 15 or 20 minutes, chasing the elusive rainbow's end. We finally ended up in an area right by the Susquehanna River, the rainbow still out of reach on the other side of the wide river. We sat there and talked, and laughed and watched until the rainbow vanished. I don't remember exactly what I meant to do on that day, or which errands were set aside. But I know my kids still remember the day that mommy let them chase a rainbow.

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September 22, 2010
Wednesdays Ten: Featured Post Winner
Congratulations to Dani on the winning post.
The shrubbery gave his home perfect privacy from the paparazzi.
September 3, 2010
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