Sunday Photo Fiction: Don’t Tell Mom

They stood at the scenic overlook and surveyed the park. “Where’s the trail,” Sarah asked. Big brother, David answered. “The trail starts in the parking lot below us.” He pointed as he spoke.… Continue reading →

Sunday Tree: Fall Colors

Sunday Trees is hosted by Becca Givens and is all about the beauty of trees. I not sure if this is a bush or a twig of a tree. Either way, it’s welcoming… Continue reading →

Sunday Trees: Little Sapling

Papa tree stands tall and strong and out of his root comes his little sapling ready to spread his branches. Sunday Trees is a blog dedicated to the beauty of trees.

Sunday Photo Challenge: How You Doin’

“I thought I knew all babes in the pond, but when I saw your shell glistening in the sun, I had to come and check you out.” Time passes . . . “Hank?”… Continue reading →

One Park at a Time: Tiny Wild Flowers

I posted photographs I’ve taken over the years of Silver Lake View. I like to roam the country side and explore parks. But this summer, I stayed home walked around the Silver Lake… Continue reading →

Friendly Friday Photo: Man of the Hour

This week The Sandy Chronicles hosts Friendly Friday: STREET ART. Here is mine: In case you do not recognize his face, this is Bob Dylan, a famous American singer-songwriter, who started his career in… Continue reading →

On the Hunt for Joy Challenge: Saving the Memories

This week Cee’s On the Hunt for Joy Challenge is Put FLOWERS Next to Your Bed. A rose given by a loved one. Keeping the petals even as they fall off.

Sunday Photo Fiction: Godzilla Bunny

“Ar, ar, ar.” “O my,” Mommy cried. “Who is this?” “Puff the Dinosaur,” Little Chester declared. “Is he like Puff the Dragon?” Mommy asked. “Does Puff the Dinosaur puff smoke?” “He puffs terror.”… Continue reading →

Sunday Trees: Eight Little Trees in a Row

Sunday Trees is about the wondrous beauty of trees hosted by Becca Givens. Here is my entry:

One Park at a Time: One Splendid River

My last post inspired this post. The Mississippi River travels 2,348 mi, 3778 km, from Lake Itasca to the Gulf of Mexico. I have lived near both ends. It starts as a creek… Continue reading →