A wonderful and quiet holiday that felt just like the day before, and the day after. Well, there was that bottle of wine. Good to hear from you, eh. And thank you.
You are most welcome! Glad to hear you enjoyed yourself.
Very nice, Mike…a different photo from you. I enjoyed it. I’m not sure which traditions you celebrate, if any, but I hope you’ve had a nice winter season thus far. Thank you for being here, dear friend.
I’m not sure which traditions I follow either Scott. As time goes on they all seem less significant. Now groundhog day, that remains big for me!
Yeah, a different kind of photo, but I am collecting some images of rotting things so I can get back on track.
Thanks for this message Scott, you know I appreciate your genuine friendship.
I could have sworn that I responded to this yesterday, Mike…even remember the words I used…hmm. At any rate, I’m on the same page with the diminishing significance of the traditions…until you mentioned the ground-hog day thing…I’ll have to rethink that one.
I will look forward to the images of rotting things…rather enjoy those, too.
You’re welcome, dear Mike….
Well you did respond to this yesterday, and I read it and responded to your response, I think. I haven’t deleted anything, but I will tell you that I am in a lovely RV park in south Texas with a VERY weak internet signal. I have all I can do to set up a post. And WordPress has been squirrely as well.
Well how strange is that…? How nice for you that you are out of the snow and in a warmer place for a bit…I think you’re not too far from our Disperser friend, Emilio, and he was talking about snow the other day…so I’m sure you’re enjoying the warmth for a while in the lovely RV park…. Be safe in your travels and have a wonderful time….
Emilio lives close to Colorado Springs which is 125 miles from where I live in Greeley. Yes, it is cold and very much winter like in Colorado and I am happy to be out of it for a bit.
That 125 miles can make a huge difference with weather and snow…. Enjoy your time out of it. 🙂
He is above Colo Springs and would for sure receive an extra helping of snow. Thanks. Stay in touch.
Yep…Monument or Castle Rock, if I’m not mistaken…used to drive past there every now and then…quite a few years ago….
Will be in touch…have a nice New Year…..
Castle Rock is between Denver and Colo Springs. He works, and may live in Woodland Park which is a great town above Colorado Springs.
Happy New Year. Peace out Scott.
Ah, yesss…it has been so many years since I was there….
Funny thing is that these days when I see some rotting things or crumbling houses or equipment, I always think of you…. but can’t quite bring myself to shoot and post.😉
Mike, how do you know these birds spent their day playing. I know the day after Christmas I had to work. Maybe they did, too. You shouldn’t assume. And sometimes playing is hard work. Did you at least stick around for the sunset? It must have been beautiful, too.🙂
Sunset gets real close to bedtime for me, so no amigo I was not there to enjoy it. As to the birds, I observed them in play. First they flew in formation, then they stopped for fresh fish, and later they met up where you see them in this photo, to gossip and plan the next day. Part of that involved random pooping.
This photo makes me feel so good.I like it a lot.
I like that quite a bit. Thanks Marylou.
Beautiful, peaceful picture Mike. I hope you had a wonderful holiday.
A wonderful and quiet holiday that felt just like the day before, and the day after. Well, there was that bottle of wine. Good to hear from you, eh. And thank you.
You are most welcome! Glad to hear you enjoyed yourself.
Very nice, Mike…a different photo from you. I enjoyed it. I’m not sure which traditions you celebrate, if any, but I hope you’ve had a nice winter season thus far. Thank you for being here, dear friend.
I’m not sure which traditions I follow either Scott. As time goes on they all seem less significant. Now groundhog day, that remains big for me!
Yeah, a different kind of photo, but I am collecting some images of rotting things so I can get back on track.
Thanks for this message Scott, you know I appreciate your genuine friendship.
I could have sworn that I responded to this yesterday, Mike…even remember the words I used…hmm. At any rate, I’m on the same page with the diminishing significance of the traditions…until you mentioned the ground-hog day thing…I’ll have to rethink that one.
I will look forward to the images of rotting things…rather enjoy those, too.
You’re welcome, dear Mike….
Well you did respond to this yesterday, and I read it and responded to your response, I think. I haven’t deleted anything, but I will tell you that I am in a lovely RV park in south Texas with a VERY weak internet signal. I have all I can do to set up a post. And WordPress has been squirrely as well.
Well how strange is that…? How nice for you that you are out of the snow and in a warmer place for a bit…I think you’re not too far from our Disperser friend, Emilio, and he was talking about snow the other day…so I’m sure you’re enjoying the warmth for a while in the lovely RV park…. Be safe in your travels and have a wonderful time….
Emilio lives close to Colorado Springs which is 125 miles from where I live in Greeley. Yes, it is cold and very much winter like in Colorado and I am happy to be out of it for a bit.
That 125 miles can make a huge difference with weather and snow…. Enjoy your time out of it. 🙂
He is above Colo Springs and would for sure receive an extra helping of snow. Thanks. Stay in touch.
Yep…Monument or Castle Rock, if I’m not mistaken…used to drive past there every now and then…quite a few years ago….
Will be in touch…have a nice New Year…..
Castle Rock is between Denver and Colo Springs. He works, and may live in Woodland Park which is a great town above Colorado Springs.
Happy New Year. Peace out Scott.
Ah, yesss…it has been so many years since I was there….
Peace out, to you, too…. 🙂
Beautiful Mike!
Thanks Chill.
Lovely. Restful. Calm.
Thanks, I am good with that for sure.
Very much looking forward to Groundhog day. It’s the big one for me! I’ll pass on the rotting things, but I sure love your seascape and birds!
Funny thing is that these days when I see some rotting things or crumbling houses or equipment, I always think of you…. but can’t quite bring myself to shoot and post.😉
I’ll meet you at Gobbler’s knob!
Perhaps another time. I’ll be down in Big Sur.🙂
Lovely and peaceful.
Thanks my sweet friend.
Mike, how do you know these birds spent their day playing. I know the day after Christmas I had to work. Maybe they did, too. You shouldn’t assume. And sometimes playing is hard work. Did you at least stick around for the sunset? It must have been beautiful, too.🙂
Sunset gets real close to bedtime for me, so no amigo I was not there to enjoy it. As to the birds, I observed them in play. First they flew in formation, then they stopped for fresh fish, and later they met up where you see them in this photo, to gossip and plan the next day. Part of that involved random pooping.
Pooping is never random. Exhibit A: my car!
HA! Yeah, I’ll pass on that ride to the pub, eh.
That’s such a calm shot Mike and so many different blues. Just lovely.
Thanks Jude. I sees it, I shoots it.
very pretty! happy new year mike!
Same to you Christina and thanks for being my friend.
my pleasure mike, thank you as well for being one of my bloggies.