Today’s Saturday

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Looking For “Lovely Lady Loir”

I wish I had taken a before photograph. 

 This framed pastel was found in an old abandoned chicken coop, lumpy from bird crap, dirt and debris.  None of its beauty was exposed. 

Intrigued,  I walked it out into the sunlight, away from itchy crawly things I couldn’t see that lived in the dilapidated shed, but knew were jumping on me.  The artwork was unrecognizable, but the dedication on the back was compelling: 

“To Lovely Lady Loir”, July 20, 1936.  

In my mind, I was skipping home like a child! I put the forgotten fertilized artwork in the trunk of my car and romantisized about “Lovely Lady Loir” as I drove away.

Not risking getting a disease like the galloping crud, I put on gloves, then delicately excuvated the art.  Eventually I was admiring a beguiling signed pastel of a farmhouse that I have always felt ” fogged in mystery”. 

To this date it still fascinates me.  On occasion, I stare at it.  Picking up little nuances that are blurred with age but appear in the right light as if haunted. 

My imagination runs away with me.   Will I someday I see “Lovely Lady Loir”?

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The Pond Across The Street

My green-acres view.   

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Shoeless

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Bambi is Lucky To Be Alive

This area is very close to my home.  I live in a  quiet neighborhood with some real  wild-life.  Turkeys, deer and even turtles seem to cross the street at this particular section.  Today a deer ran in front of my car, so I stopped the car and picked up my camera.  This is what I saw next.  Bambi!

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Being Bright

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Keeping Social Circles In The Box

                                                                     

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Sunnyday Morning

What a way to start the day!  (That and massive amounts of caffiene)

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Truth Revealed When Hidden

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Relationships Are A Puzzle

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