Weekly Photo Challenge: Anticipation

We;re going to the dog park!

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Weekly Photo Challenge: New Horizon

Why is this new horizons? After almost five years out of the law enforcement business, 2017 will bring me back to my roots as I put the gun belt on again. Firearms qualifications is just one of the many skills I had to brush up on in order to achieve this “new horizon”.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Alphabet

Entrance to the Korean Garden in the Kepaniawi Heritage Gardens Park, Iao Valley Road, Maui, Hawaii

 

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Gathering

Susan G. Komen Race for a Cure

A gathering sea of pink. Thousands participate each year in June in the St. Louis Susan G. Komen Race for a Cure. This race, whose donations benefit breast cancer research, is dear to me as breast cancer took my mother in 1987 when she was only 57.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Happy Place

Crisp air
Warm fire
Good book
Beloved dogs.
Trees
Leaves
Quiet.
My Happy Place.

What an easy challenge this week! Some week’s I struggle to come up with a photograph that I think meets the challenge, but this week? Happy Place? No problem!

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Boundaries II

Just a little levity about the boundaries between dogs and cats and between inside and outside.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Boundaries

The way of the world today: Concrete pillars protect a building and creates a safe boundary between street traffic and pedestrians. America’s Center, St. Louis, Missouri.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Monochromatic

An alternative view of Queen Anne’s Lace.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: From Every Angle

Missouri Botanical Garden: Magic Remembered

Not  three separate angles (okay so its only one angle), but three separate views. This is one of “22 new, larger-than-life installations crafted of silk, steel and porcelain” that  celebrates the Missouri Botanical Garden’s “ongoing botanical research and partnerships in China.” It changed colors about every 10 seconds. The spires on the right are crafted of only porcelain cups and saucers. The whimsical creation on the left is made of silk and steel.

Those of us that live in the St. Louis Metropolitan area are blessed with many wonderful attractions; Missouri Botanical Garden; St. Louis Zoo, The Gateway Arch, The City Museum….oh yeah, and Ferguson ;).
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Today Was a Good Day

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Relaxing in front of a campfire with my feet up, now that is a good day.

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