Showing posts with label photo a day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo a day. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Monday, August 22, 2011

August Break - First Sunflower

This is the first year I decided to plant sunflower seeds and this is the first sweet flower I got just the other day.  Isn't she pretty?



Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Dream "Getaway" Painting - August Break Photo



"Getaway" new painting on etsy.  I LOVE the Caribbean Sea--this is what inspired me to paint this one. 


Thanks for visiting and perhaps dreaming with me!

Monday, August 8, 2011

Look at that Smile!

Monday morning and I'm continuing with August Break 2011 in which other bloggers share a photo a day, Monday - Friday based on the blog Notes on Unravelling the Heart, by Susannah Conway.


A sweet picture of my daughter Isabella as a chubby little baby (who is now 10).  This is one of my favorite pics of her because she is smiling so big and looks so full of joy. 

 Look at that full-mouth smile!


Friday, August 5, 2011

Vintage Bike - Day 5 of August Break 2011


Someone near our neighborhood puts flowers in the basket of this charming pink and white vintage bike and props it up against this white picket fence every year.  It gives me a smile every time I drive past. 

Isn't it sweet?

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Feet up in Mexcio - Day 4 of August Break


Lounging on the beach looking at the amazing water in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico in 2008. 

This is the life.  I could get used to this view everyday of my life!

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Monday, August 1, 2011

August Break - Photo a Day

Susannah Conway of the blog Notes on Unravelling the Heart has started August Break 2011 in which other bloggers share a photo a day, Monday - Friday.   Since I love photographs, I'm going to start today and share some of my recent finds!

Recently we spent a week up at my parents' cabin in St. Germain on Lost Lake and I found this photo of my dad as a teenager and just love it.  It's vintage (taken about 1957) and it's my dad, whom we lost four years ago.  It's neat to see him as a young boy feeding a deer, kind of a tender moment.  My dad wasn't an outwardly tender man, so this is a neat side to see of him.   This photo was also taken up north in the same area we go to now which is a great coincidence.


He is missed by many...
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