For the Ragtag Daily Prompt host.
My daughter and I have had wonderful hosts for the last two weeks: my son and his girlfriend, both of my paternal aunts, friends that I’ve known since the 1980s. We fly home later today.
I hope you have a wonderful day and week and end of the year, whether hosting or hosted.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: resplendent.
My daughter lost her phone so we trekked out to the mall. The door that we entered has this resplendent vision of light and motion! A small girl was riding with a floofy skirt and an adult standing by her horse. She looked delighted.
We visited both of my paternal aunts and uncle in Virginia in the last few days. The picture is one of my aunts and my daughter.
I also took a picture of these photographs.
My father is in the center, with my two aunts, taken at different dates. The one of my father is in 1938 or 39. Aunt Pat is the same one who is with my daughter.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: harmony.
My son asked for a viola bow for his birthday at the end of November. I ordered the bow. He likes it better for his violin. I asked him to play and he did. He stills has pieces memorized from his teacher and from Fiddletunes.
Yesterday I put up the before shot. After: we have matching haircuts. I think my children look like seals with their hair short. I don’t look like a seal! Maybe an ermine? I don’t remember ever having my hair this short!
This is a family before picture. Before what? Tomorrow will be the reveal.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: solstice.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: pod.
This was taken over a year ago. The connection to pods is abstract as well as the photograph itself.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: family.
My daughter and I are out visiting my son and his girlfriend on the east coast. My son wanted ideas for Christmas, since he and my daughter know I have enough stuff. I suggested tickets to something: a play, music, something in the DC area.
They took us to Georgetown on Sunday and we did an escape room! We were in the prehistoric one and solved it before the one hour timer. Lots of clues and math and letters! It was great fun! We escaped being eaten by solving all of the clues and leaving the escape rooms, hooray!
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