04-05-2022, 11:00 AM
Good morning, Don and Natalie, looks like we are off to a nice start. Thanks for starting our daily for us, Don. It is nice having things organized and in one place. I have piles of notes next to each table that I plant my butt, including my nightstand. The older I get, the less organized my head is and I have to write stuff down continuously. It is a good thing that I retired when I did. Things seem to have become too complicated since the onset of computers. It is like Natalie said the other day, it was easier to work on a car way back when than it is now. And think about it. The purpose of a car is to get from point A to point B but you can't even change a battery or turn signal on your own car these days.
I guess I don't mind that cameras have gotten more complicated. I like all the things they can do for us. But then again, I look at your images, Don, and cherish the simple clean lines and composition that your vintage cameras capture as well as the B&W film.
Natalie, I don't think a more fragrant flower exists than a Hyacinth. They always remind me of my mom. She loved buying one and letting it sprout in the house because of the wonderful smell. I cannot do that in my house since my husband has an extraordinarily sensitive nose. But they are a precious loom and your purple one has such a deep rich color.
Well, I have to go check, the What is it challenge.
See you all in a bit when I can find a photo to share.
PS. Yesterday's daily was wonderful. It was good to see Patty and a belated Happy 42 Anniversary to Grant and Bev.
Okay, I have been sitting and playing too long. No wonder I don't get anything done.
Here is a photo that I took on our trip back from Florida. We stop at a Pecan store that we just love. It is a family-owned business. At one time, they also grew cotton.
I guess I don't mind that cameras have gotten more complicated. I like all the things they can do for us. But then again, I look at your images, Don, and cherish the simple clean lines and composition that your vintage cameras capture as well as the B&W film.
Natalie, I don't think a more fragrant flower exists than a Hyacinth. They always remind me of my mom. She loved buying one and letting it sprout in the house because of the wonderful smell. I cannot do that in my house since my husband has an extraordinarily sensitive nose. But they are a precious loom and your purple one has such a deep rich color.
Well, I have to go check, the What is it challenge.
See you all in a bit when I can find a photo to share.
PS. Yesterday's daily was wonderful. It was good to see Patty and a belated Happy 42 Anniversary to Grant and Bev.
Okay, I have been sitting and playing too long. No wonder I don't get anything done.
Here is a photo that I took on our trip back from Florida. We stop at a Pecan store that we just love. It is a family-owned business. At one time, they also grew cotton.