study in light and shadow
For the Weekly Photo Challenge: liquid.
After the winter in the Pacific Northwest, and the lowering clouds wrapped close to us, the sun feels like liquid. The trees, the grasses, the birds and I all respond with joy and blooms.
For the Daily Prompt: identical.
I suppose the two windows on either side of the big one aren’t identical, but they are certainly a pair. This set of windows is part of why I chose this house. The windows face due south and living room gets sun when we have sun. In the winter the sun will hit the rainbow catcher. It is filled with water and rainbows are thrown all over the room. The ficus is from my parents, a bonsai. I have no idea how old it is, but I repotted it last year, because it was root bound.
Saturday I cooked most of the day and got ready for the dinner. We don’t always have spring sun so looking out the windows made me long to go outside! What a glorious day, with my plums blooming! But the dinner was a delight as well and there will be more sunny days.
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #36… I picked the photograph before I looked at this week’s contest. Look, Jithin, what is missing from this photo?
Taken at Joshua Tree by me in 2009.
BLIND WILDERNESS
in front of the garden gate - JezzieG
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