Sunday, February 11, 2018

Celebrating The Quirky


      Celebrating today with Ruth Ayres and others who share. 


        I know not all of you see my FB posts. They are full of family, the bookstore, and when I become especially upset, politics. Most recently, I'm participating in a private poetry group, writing a poem each day to a piece of art shared by a group member. It's been joyful, educational and sometimes sadness creeps in when someone posts a particularly poignant poem. I also read a friend's post who takes lots of photos like Terje does and she shared that a photographer friend told her that whenever one sees something red, she should take a picture. Well, the quest is on. I've ignored the first thoughts--stop signs, Target, grocery signs. But in winter, much is brown (or white) and red stands out, and actually is rather rarer than one might think. Today I celebrate "Quirky" and the color "red" which happens to be my favorite color. You would know that if you visited my home.
from a clip-on wire thing in my
office, like a bulletin board
        It seems a good celebration since our loving Valentine's Day is Wednesday.
Here are the red photos so far! 

10 comments:

  1. Love how you take photos when you see red! What a neat way to take in the world around you! It feels like I've been in your neighborhood.

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    1. Thanks, Loralee, I'm always on the lookout! Fun (and quirky)!

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  2. I love this idea because it has you look at the world with a different focus. It's good to see from a different perspective once in a while. How fun.

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    1. Yes! It intrigued me when I read the idea, and it is fun to give it a try as I go to different places. Thanks, Crystal!

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  3. Great idea. My great aunt always wore a touch of red; she always said that a lady should wear a touch of red when she went out. So, I have heeded her advice. I have red boots, red shoes, red sandals, red scarves, etc. And my iPhone is red!

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    1. What a great story, Alice. We have a color in common! Thanks!

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  4. I've loved seeing these on FB. The frosting on the red car is my favorite.
    My dad used to say: "If I had a swing like that, I'd paint it red and put it in my back yard." Perhaps this would be dangerous to say today (but this was over 40 years ago).

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    1. It's quite fun to do, and then, like yours, to hear the stories that people connect to them. Thanks, Ramona!

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  5. Linda, I started a collage journal in which I decided to make each month a color. Blue was January and February is red. I will have to take this challenge on. Thanks!

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    1. Ha! Enjoy. It's a good idea for your journal, too. It's been fun!

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