There were so many things about the day my Mom would have loved; the connection to Japan where we had lived twice, an appreciation for another artist that worked with paper, and a day with her grand-daughter. We weren’t expecting the installation titled “Paper Couture” by artist Joan Son, but it was the highlight!
Our earlier blogs on Tanzania focused on cats and ungulates. Not a sunrise or sunset made the cut. Here’s their chance thanks to Terri’s most recent photo challenge at Second Wind Leisure Perspectives.
In response to Sunday Stills # Pink color challenge, I took a look at my photos from the first year following retirement. I was surprised at the number of places I’d been in a year and the number of photos that represented those memories in a “pinkish” way.
Canoeing on Lake Tohopekaliga, Florida:
ARTISTIC PENSION 