While in Kenya a few years ago I took pictures of faces of people, animals, children, and the faces of flowers. As part of this week’s Weekly Prompts challenge, I’m featuring faces of animals and women illustrating boldness, strength and a sense of vulnerability to the harshness of life in parts of that country. See… Continue reading Faces in Kenya
I took these pictures several years ago while touring Copper Canyon in northwestern Mexico, a trip I would recommend. The indigenous people living in that part of the country are known as Raramuri or Tarahumara and live in rough plateaus ‘cut by deep gorges and canyons’. They are farmers and raise goats and cattle, and… Continue reading Footwear for Two Prompts
Another challenge to be tried thanks to Weekend Challenge at https://weeklyprompts.com/2020/05/16/weekend-challenge-what-is-it-3/. They each have something to do with my actions during this Corona Virus self isolation. Check out the answers at https://margosviews.wordpress.com/2020/05/21/answers-to-what-is-it/ Here are my entries so let me know what you think each is. I try to keep others safe. To ease my stress is… Continue reading What Is It? 3
Here are my contributions to Weekly Prompts Saturday challenge with the subject of Hats. Find more at https://weeklyprompts.com/2020/03/07/saturday-challenge-hats/ Baseball Caps Pirate Hats Sun and Fun Hats … Continue reading Hats for Weekly Prompts
The reflection of these trees on the surface of the water is my entry in this week’s Weekly Prompt with the word Surface. Many more examples can be found at https://weeklyprompts.com/2020/02/22/weekend-challenge-surface/
Recently a Photo/Word Challenge went out for pictures of Grey, so of course I rushed out and took several pictures of what I thought were grey objects. As I viewed them, I realized grey is made up of many colors. I was a bit surprised, but thought I would share them with my readers so… Continue reading Grey or Gray or Many Colors of Both
‘I’ll beat you’ I hollered as we raced to the edge of the lake and powered our way toward a floating dock filled with youngsters wearing swimming attire popular in the late 1940’s. The floating dock that inspired many swimming competitions as a kid. Whose hand touched first was never the point. It was the challenge… Continue reading Weekly Prompts: Parks
My contribution to this week’s Weekly Prompt–Humor. See others at https://weeklyprompts.com/2019/06/12/fao-weekly-prompts-e-mail-followers/ Humor Humor dances across my heart feeding my barren spirit. A raucous hoot or a simple smile whispered relief, replenishes my soul. My lips edge upward, I shed the burden of care and indulge in the fountain of absurdity.
This is my picture contributiion to Weekly Prompts photo challenge with the prompt of White. She more white photos at https://weeklyprompts.com/2019/06/01/photo-challenge-white/ My little feathered friend that began life in a white shell, then popped out decked in yellow feathers, is slowly turning white. Will keep you updated if I can tell her/him from the other white… Continue reading From Yellow to White
Nothing says Spring like new life, and I caught a new-born duckling getting its first glimpse of water and encouragement from Mom and Dad. However, it took another day before the little one ventured into the water, closely watched over by protective parents. See more Spring Fever pictures at https://weeklyprompts.com/2019/04/10/word-prompt-spring-fever/. DAY ONE … Continue reading Spring Fever—First Outing
that little voice 