I like the symmetry in this photograph. Up and down, the water imperfectly copying the sky. Right to left, light verses dark. Is one copying the other?
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: copy.
I like the symmetry in this photograph. Up and down, the water imperfectly copying the sky. Right to left, light verses dark. Is one copying the other?
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: copy.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
My camillia is the first to bloom, usually in late January or early February. The buds are starting to blush pink. Oooooo, I can’t wait!
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
“Hey Martha! Look, she’s got a real camera! Serious zoom lens on that baby!”
“Ralph, look dignified!”
“Dignified! Are you kidding?”
“Ralph, we are the National Bird! Bald Eagles! Look proud! Like me!”
“Nah, Martha, I’m crossing my eyes. She’ll get a surprise when she downloads THESE photos! Come on, Martha, mug for once!”
“Ralph, you are impossible!”

For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: mischief.
I have a very happy pineapple sage plant. It does not care that my street is a bit of a wind tunnel up from sea level. The roses don’t like the wind howling up and tomatoes really hate it. It is happily putting out new leaves even though we could have more freezing weather and even snow and snot and ice. (Snot was a typo, but it comes with snow and ice, right?) No flowers yet but soon and soon.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
I chose a more difficult word for the Ragtag Daily Prompt than I realized! I was thinking of imminent, but came up with immanent when using spell check. Then I puzzled because it did not mean what I thought it meant. In the ragbag ragtag immanence of my mind, I was really thinking of imminent, meaning about to happen or near in time!
It’s a nonsense poem, so the picture has nothing to do with it.
Words in my mind are immanent
but the Ragtag prompt is imminent
spellcheck I thought was eminent
turns out it is more cinnament
now I’m in my element
nonsense poems being elegant
and Tuesday being swellegant
and you’re wondering if I’m intelligent
don’t worry, this won’t be permanent
which doesn’t really rhyme with immanent
My ornamental plums are thinking of spring. They are not quite budding out, not quite.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Some of my plants are definitely thinking of spring. My butterfly bush is optimistic.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Clouds two days ago on the Fort Worden Beach. Washington State.

I was back east over the winter holidays. Nine days got added on for an ill friend. I was lucky to be able to change my flight and be able to help. This is the early morning holiday lights on the way to the hospital.

Clouds further blurred by water. Taken in Ontario, Canada in 2012.

Water blur study. Somewhere in Washington.

More water.

Sunrise, a new day, blurry but beautiful anyhow. Mount Tahoma, Washington State.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: blur.
Actually I am not sure if this is a flower. It is a plant attached to a rock, from the Fort Worden beach yesterday. Do seaweeds flower? Some of them do change color at different times of year. This one is wearing fall and winter colors.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
NOAA’s What is Seaweed?
Wikipedia says yes, some seaweed flower: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seaweed.
Home to the Longette!
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BLIND WILDERNESS
in front of the garden gate - JezzieG
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Or not, depending on my mood
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imperfect pictures
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