Category: photography

The Old General Store

Posted in birds, family, farming, grandmother, Inspirational, nostalgic, pandemic project, rural, Wallaceburg5 Comments

Time passes differently with a puzzle piece in your hand. It’s true. I lose total track of time while puzzling. That’s what I call it when I work on a puzzle. Every Christmas I receive a puzzle as a present. I must’ve have been a very good person last year because Santa gifted me with… Continue reading The Old General Store

Most Loved Photo of 2020!

Posted in anxiety, beginning photography, daily living, Inspirational, life lessons, photography, Positive attitude4 Comments

Have you ever experienced a feeling of anxiety so intense you felt it in the pit of your stomach? This happened to me the other day when I realized I did something not too bright at all! And feared there may be serious repercussions. I was about to run an errand for my daughter. This… Continue reading Most Loved Photo of 2020!

Thousand Word Thursdays #199

Posted in autumn, beginning photography, nature, photography, pic of the day, thousand word thursdaysLeave a comment

A few shots from Chatham! Love these gorgeous trees. Lot is listed for $699, 000–includes a nearby house, too. And whenever I see this beautiful building across the river from where my Mom lives, I think it’d be a great setting for a mental institution in a movie. Or is it a mansion full of… Continue reading Thousand Word Thursdays #199

Remembering Dad

Posted in Dad, family, grief, Inspirational, love, photography, thanksgiving10 Comments

Grief has no timeline. You can feel like you’ve moved on from grieving the loss of a loved one and then grief hits you hard, tugging—no, yanking!—at your heartstrings. Holidays and anniversaries of the loved one’s passing intensify this feeling.  For our family, it’s a double whammy. Dad passed away around the time of Thanksgiving… Continue reading Remembering Dad