My mother would say “Spring has sprung!”. I walk from the clinic up town and we have flowers blooming everywhere: star magnolias, cherries, daffodils, hyacinths, plums. And yesterday afternoon was beautiful and sunny. One of those days that makes people move here, not realizing that they’d better love the low close clouds too.
A friend and I are using Facebook to message this am and she says she hates that Facebook is mining for advertising all the time. I said we should do a random confuse the engine search every day. Something silly! I searched enamel zebra hamsters first…. And it’s fun to watch the internet try!
What silly search would you use to confuse the big data mining on the internet? Go wild! Confuse your feed!
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #84: touch.
The frame is soft and diffuse and the hand is ever so gentle….
Lan Su Chinese Garden, Portland, Oregon
From the Lan Su Chinese Garden in Portland: the rocks are placed on the paths both for aesthetic beauty and for the health of one’s feet. A wonderful sensory input for proprioception, feeling the ground with the sensitive nerves of our feet.
…and late entry to photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #83
Still in the Lan Su Chinese Garden in Portland. I could only see this from one angle. The yellow flower is huge and we wondered if it was real. Seeing the other part behind and gently touching one of the leaves… real.
We had sun walking through the Lan Su Chinese Garden in Portland, Oregon, so the light on the water and the koi and the reflections were wonderfully complex.
For photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #82. I think the frame here is light or leaves or both….
BLIND WILDERNESS
in front of the garden gate - JezzieG
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