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Mundane Monday #153: angle

For Mundane Monday 153: unusual angle.

I am traveling and will add more later, access tricky right now! And my photo won’t load….will fix later!

I followed this lovely blue foot creature from the top of the railing, to the side and then underneath.

Add your pingback and I will list them for this theme next week!

Here is Colette’s addition from last week, on the theme chairs and sun: https://bedressed.wordpress.com/2018/03/19/mundane-monday/.

 

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out

For the Daily Prompt: talisman.

What an interesting word. Talisman. What makes me feel safe? Where do I feel most safe, most loved, most joy?

Outdoors. Outside. With the birds, the deer, the trees. I am safest in the forest, away from people.

The latest news regarding Facebook and apps certainly reinforces that. I don’t trust technology, I don’t trust corporations, Big Data puts profit and money first, I do not trust people. Not in groups. Individually in clinic, yes. On Facebook, no.

And I realized the secret reason that I don’t twitter this week: I am a terrible speller. Yes, I am thinking of our twitter in chief and the spelling of counsel.

I would rather be outdoors trading songs with a bird than be indoors with a screen. Our television was turned off four years ago. I check varied news sources for a few minutes in the early morning. And then I turn them off.

Health to you and everyone.

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Mundane Monday Challenge #152: chairs and sun

Good morning! I am continuing photrablogger’s Mundane Monday:Β  #152. The theme is something about chairs or sun or both.

Send a message and put a pingback and I will endeavor to collect and post them in next Monday’s post.

This photograph makes me dreamy. I wonder if chairs love the spring and the sun too?

Addendum: too dreamy. I already did 151! Changed to 152!

 

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incubate

For yesterday’s Daily Prompt: incubate.

Taken in February 2011. One thing I loved about synchronized swimming is that our older girls worked and played with the younger ones.

And here is my daughter and another teammate posing for one of the younger girls to take a picture: their smiles are much bigger and more spontaneous than when they pose for us!

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