My son, Cory, was having an online conversation, probably on Facebook, about Capitalism. Here is an excerpt from that conversation by someone who goes by the handle “AM”: “Self-made is a fallacy, I’m a firm believer in the concept of “Ubuntu.” That I am because we are. This notion of […]
For week 2 of Nicolesy’s Mighty Networks photography community, the 52 Photo Challenge theme is “Silhouette”. I was driving to pick up my granddaughter and saw these trees silhouetted against the sky; so I just had to stop and take a picture, or two, or three. The first photo in […]
I didn’t have any intention of taking photos today of things that are blue. As I walked into my office this morning to get on my computer, i looked back at the three cobalt blue bottles that I had previously placed on the window sill to sit in the sun. […]
I joined an online photography group last year on the Mighty Networks social platform. The group is sponsored by Nicole S. Young, also known as “Nicolesy” and this year on Mighty Networks, Nicolesy is sponsoring a photo challenge that she’s calling, the “52 Photo Challenge”, or “52 PC”. Basically, each […]
Kyson’s 100-day’s til Halloween chain, Ellie’s paint brushes, a sunrise I saw on the K10 while on my way to pick up Ellie and some trees and a squirrel for Fall
Our good friends, Aaron and Susanna, came into town for a few days to visit and to see stuff. It was a great time!
For the second time this year, I went to the National World War I Museum and Memorial for a celebration. This time, we celebrated our Nation’s 245th Birthday.
Lisa and I spent the week with Dave and Stacia Walker. These are a few of the things I saw while visiting them.
While visiting Family and Friends in Salt Lake City last week, I had the chance to head over to Liberty Park and go in to the Tracy Aviary. I hadn’t been there in quite a long time. I only captured photos of the birds that weren’t in cages.
To honor those who have served and fallen in defense of our country, a Balloon Glow was held on Sunday, May 30th, 2021 at the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, MO.
I was able to get a walk in after the rain stopped and before it started again. When it did start again, there was a lot of lightning. I thought about what it would be like to get hit by lightning; but was very glad that I didn’t find out. […]