sharleenstuartTell me a Story: August 2018
This month I have hardly picked up my camera but I did spend some time walking through Morikami Japanese Gardens and Museum. The walk is so pretty but in summer it is hot and humid, and the minute you sat down the mosquito’s feasted on you. Of course, I chose to play in the shaded mosquito eating area. This month I decided to try…
30 Minutes in the Life: July 2018
This month I was really challenged on what to blog. It has been a busy month and a number of doctors appointments has had me busy on my day’s off. I was playing around with the computer the other evening and thought I would come up with some silhouettes. So here is this months 30 minutes of working on my computer. Thank you…
Inspired by Life: July 2018
This title could not be more apt this weekend as I learned about a friend of Richards who was in critical condition in ICU. He is our age. I keep saying, lets do, instead of talking about it. Before it is too late and we cannot do it anymore. I don’t want to let time pass us by. Fourth of July, and we decide…
Share Six: April 2018: Lines
The theme this month was chosen by Kim of Kim Sidwell Photography. Sadly Kim has left us this month and we wish her well. I know I am going to miss chatting and blogging with Kim. The theme she chose was {Lines}. Lines … well lines on a paper and it is associated with homework. Nope that is not going to work. The blinds…
Inspired by Life: March 2018
In 1987 I stood in the grounds of the Dachau Concentration Camp and looked over the grounds beyond the first row of detention barracks and my breath was taken away and I was overwhelmed with what I saw. Rows upon rows of concrete slabs filled the grounds in front of my eyes. And my soul wept and my heart cried out for the loss…
30 Minutes in the life: February 2018
Valentines Day. The day for red hearts, roses, chocolates and love! Valentines Day started out like that at Margory Stoneman Douglas High School, but by the end of the day, the red that that could be seen was the blood of children and their teachers. Mowed down by a lunatic with an arsenal, which laws allowed him to collect. Laws that at the age…
Tell me a Story: January 2018
Happy New Year – This is the first time we are posting in 2018. I had a very busy start to the new year, rushing around showing our visitor the sights. For downtime, while they were all sleeping, I took my macro lens and headed off to the wetlands. I just wanted to do some walking and see how much I could manage. Walking…
30 Minutes in the Life: January 2018
Can you believe it – we are almost at the end of January. This has been a busy couple of months for us. Amy came back from her 2 years with the Peace Corp and along with her came her boyfriend, Daniel. So since mid December we have been trying to show him something of South Florida. Today I am going to share my…
Share Six: January 2018: Winter Light
Welcome to the 2018 series of Share Six. I am so looking forward to spending another year blogging with these wonderful ladies and to seeing their amazing images. Lynne is our newest member, joining us at the end of November. She chose the theme this month and I cannot wait to see what everyone shares. Her choice was {Winter Light}. This past week Richard,…
2017 Reflections
“For what it’s worth: it’s never too late or, in my case, too early to be whoever you want to be. There’s no time limit, stop whenever you want. You can change or stay the same, there are no rules to this thing. We can make the best or the worst of it. I hope you make the best of it. And I hope…
