New street art appears regularly on walls in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, and I found this one on the outside wall of a newly opened restaurant.. and this one on the second level of an art center. Both bring smiles and visual delight.
I found this on the wall in the vacant Yourman Jewelers (I wrote about the jewelry store in a recent post) and thought we could use a touch of humor today in light of all the nervousness and uncertainty we are facing today.
This is my contribution to Norm’s Thursday Doors Photo Challenge. Actually, the doors are barely noticeable, since the stone work and doors topic jut gave me an excuse to feature the unique stonework and statues gracing the top of the Plaza Civica Church in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. See more pictures of unique and… Continue reading Plaza Civica — Thursday Doors
I would guess my folks wanted to stop the car, open the back door, kicking my sister and me off to the side of the road, and drive on in peaceful aloneness. How many times were they asked that question, and how many times did it go unanswered? The query lingers in my memory, recalling… Continue reading Are We There Yet?
I found these pictures I took in China represent public transportation sometimes for just one person, and sometimes for a group. All show methods of getting around on land and sea. See more at https://nadiamerrillphotography.wordpress.com/2018/05/03/a-photo-a-week-challenge-public-transportation-2/
Jennifer’s Color Your World for the week of April 22-28 features these colors from the Crayola box. See how close you think these match and see others at https://tourmalinenow.com/2018/04/22/this-weeks-challenges-april-22-28-owpc-ww-cyw/ Apricot–April 22 … Continue reading Color Your World April 22-28
that little voice 