I had a great week, though a tiring one. I have sinusitis that has turned to bronchitis, the usual, blah blah blah, cough cough cough. But the weather has turned sterling, and this was a four day week with the kids, today being a teacher work day. So that was good.
One of the things I did today was to sharpen pencils and refresh the kids' pencil boxes with 8 standard crayons. It sounds silly but it's satisfying to make sure the kids have the tools they need to do their work. The teachers, of course, were busy preparing report cards and working with their data in advance of parent conferences, but I like doing the simple tasks in the background that help both the teachers and the kids.
The County Fair came to town last week. I didn't go. I feel that I left the fair last year on the pinnacle: having finally experienced the vaunted "funnel cake". There is nowhere else to do but down after that. LOL.
Leaving church this week I got caught at the tracks with a train going by. With nothing to do for a few minutes, I took out my camera and casually snapped. When I got home and saw the juxtaposition of the word train on the train car against the train lights, I laughed.
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Friday, October 07, 2011
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Blue, not the feeling. The color. updated
Blue is my favorite color. This is Ode to Blue in my life
Yoga widow in Comer

Vivid blue spring sky at Watson Mill Park

Penobscot bay Maine slate blue ocean and muted blue sky

Stained glass crescent moon in my window

Blue chemtrails over Georgia

Boarded up Blue Barn in Comer

Waiting for the train to pass, shot a car...that was blue!
Yoga widow in Comer

Vivid blue spring sky at Watson Mill Park

Penobscot bay Maine slate blue ocean and muted blue sky

Stained glass crescent moon in my window

Blue chemtrails over Georgia

Boarded up Blue Barn in Comer

Waiting for the train to pass, shot a car...that was blue!
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Georgia,
Madison County,
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