Through lens I see a few leaves turning, can that be?
I start posting late Monday afternoon and continue to add photos and haiku all week ~ Sometimes there is even a bit of 'painting or sketching' by week's end.
(scroll down for link you want, thanks)
I start posting late Monday afternoon and continue to add photos and haiku all week ~ Sometimes there is even a bit of 'painting or sketching' by week's end.
(scroll down for link you want, thanks)
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| From my photo 'Rocking Chair Got Ya?' Ink and Watercolor for : Sunday Sketches link |
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| Fishing Boat docked at inner harbor of Cape Ann MA for: Black and White Weekend link
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| Wouldn't you love to slide down this children's ride? I would ^_^ for: Friday Photo Journal link |
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| Haiku and photo of inner harbor of Cape Ann MA for: Haiku My Heart link Haiku Friday link |
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| Sea Gull Party on Cape Ann MA for: Sky Watch Friday link |
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| In Essex MA at the Ship Builder's yard a Nautical memorial to former boat builders ~ 'N' for: Alphabe Thursday link |
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| A view of the Essex River on Cape Ann MA for: Our World Tuesday link
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| These rocking chairs were behind a building at the ship yard in Essex MA and they caught my eye for: Black and White Wednesday link |
We are wishing you the best in each day. ^_^ Your comments are always a delight to us. Thanks! |
QUOTE TO PONDER: 'Hope is a walking dream.
~ Aristotle
HOUSEHOLD HINT: ' Toss in some white beans and cauliflower (both cooked) while mashing your potatoes; they will blend in and add fiber and nutrition.'
Wise words then and now: “Intuition is a tool” is as insightful as “hope is a walking dream”.
ReplyDeleteAh.. love the intuition into the orderly tapestry..
ReplyDeleteLovely shots, threads and words.
ReplyDeleteCarol, beautiful images! I love the view of the river and the memorial is nice.. Thanks for sharing your world, have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures, Carol, as always! Thanks for sharing the beauty and the fun! Hope you have a great week!! Give Art Muse dog a hug for me!! He's such a cutie!!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely musings
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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Beautiful images, if those chairs could speak what tales would they tell, lol,
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots Carol. here's to a lovely week ahead.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. I love especially the haiku "... intuition a tool" is perfect.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteOh no - the weather bird here also mentioned the A-word. We haven't even had a summer here in Dunoon yet!!!!!!! Love those chairs. Hugs to you and AMD. YAM xx
Very pretty photos. But it's too early for leaves to turn - even at our high elevations that's not happening yet. Maybe you're in for a real winter!
ReplyDeleteLoving the idea of intuition as a tool for weaving a tapestry -- very nice!
ReplyDeleteA great post ---
Beautiful photos! It's starting to feel a little like the beginning of autumn here too.
ReplyDelete"each day tapestry moments" - well said. have a great day :-)
ReplyDeletePlease don't say the leaves are turning already! I need a little more warmth and sunshine before my body clock can adjust to the next season. Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteVery evocative photos Carol. Those chairs could tell a story I to I think?
ReplyDeleteOur leaves are also turning... wait, make that budding... The change of seasons is upon us, no doubt. Looking forward to something new.
ReplyDeleteLots of insight here Carol♡♡♡ Love your Haiku with Tapestry theme and the quote for the last♪ Beautiful pictures, too!
ReplyDeleteWishing you will have a wonderful week ahead.
Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
We have some cherry blossom here, so may be you did see a few early turning leaves.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
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Do you think those rocking chairs have a story?
ReplyDeleteThe tapestry of intuition---that's how I weave my life too!
ReplyDeleteOrdinary Tapestry
Beautiful pictures and loved the haiku for tapestry prompt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. Loved the haiku for tapestry prompt.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures, love your assistant, love your lens.
ReplyDeleteI really love your tapestry haiku Carol. And well, you know your photos always take me to a happy place. LOVE those old chairs!
ReplyDeleteI have the match to the rocking chair on the left (without rockers).
ReplyDeleteAlways beautiful reflections in word and image. A moment of peace from the busy day :)
I very much like the intuition brought to the idea of the woven word. From this, b r autif i l word p hi ctures are created.
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the river. You're so lucky to be living in such a beautiful place! And yes, intuition.. I was thinking about that today. I use it to guide almost all my decisions in life and find that it always leads me to the right places. Love you Carol! xoxo
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Wonderful series. The rocking chairs are my favorite though, so glad they caught your eye.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures. I like black and white photo. Thanks for commenting on my entry.
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to see a few leaves turning around my neck of the woods!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, even in PA I have seen a few leaves of color.
ReplyDeleteThe Essex river really looks like the kind of place where I'd like to be right now.
ReplyDeleteI like the quote with the woven textured background. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteIntuitive weaving may look like a confused mess to bystanders, but we intuitive types at least have a hunch what we're doing! ;)
ReplyDeleteWild Tapestry
The pictures have a kind of old charm to them even though they have been taken not that long ago. Your photography tells a tale. Loved them all!
ReplyDeleteI love when rocking chairs are placed outside to relax. We've seen a couple of leaves turning here too (unreal!). Wishing you a great rest of the week. :)
ReplyDeleteYour b&w photo is a great composition, well done!
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Lovely chair shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, and i like the b&w one
ReplyDeleteAre the leaves really starting to turn? That's hard to believe when it's so hot here. I was surprised to see people wearing jackets watching an evening Little League game in Williamsport, PA. I guess it would be even cooler up by you. I loved the B & W with the two old rockers.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots, congrats!
ReplyDeleteYes, I believe intuition is indeed a tool, one that ought not be ignored.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always so lovely. I looked out the window yesterday and noticed the leaves on my neighbors elm tree seemed to be turning colors. Too hot (???) or is it that time already?! I won't complain. I'm happy to get rid of the heat and humidity, but I know not everyone will be ready for fall.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of the tapestry. Interesting selection of pictures this week.
ReplyDeleteThe "little flower" is my favorite! I will be glad to see the leaves turning--so tired of this heat!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the chairs! Perfect in black and white. Your other pics are all beauties too! Great tip with the cauliflower.... I can't stand it except raw in a salad (that's yum!) so hiding it in potatoes is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteYes intuition is important. We need to use that inner 'sight' more often. Unfortunately I think with all of the distractions of the modern world we often forget... to listen to intuition. A lovely weave.
ReplyDeleteSurely must be a few leaves turning! September is coming! Love that beautiful Queen Anne's Lace. One of my favorite summer "weeds"!
ReplyDeleteLove the b&w chairs, bet they're perfect to relax in!
ReplyDeleteI just noticed a few leaves turning the other day and immediately felt sad...
ReplyDeletethe 2 rockers are so darn sweet!
ReplyDeleteOk. the rocking chairs are dreamy...beautiful capture and edit! And I'm loving the notion of intuition as a tool that helps weave the tapestry of our lives - very nice!
ReplyDeleteOh Carol, your images are always so inspiring! I absolutely love that last shot though. Those chairs are just begging for someone to sit in them ;-)
ReplyDelete...and a great post for SWF too!
ReplyDeleteI'm liking all your entries...all the best♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/noon-moon/
ReplyDeletegreat photos! thanks for your comment at my blog. We're going into spring while you're going into fall :-)
ReplyDeleteThe gulls were having quite a party! Love the connections to seafaring days of yore.
ReplyDeleteI love the birds in flight, awesome.. Happy Skywatching!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely series of photos, I particularly liked the Nautical memorial to former boat builders.
ReplyDeleteGood capture.
ReplyDeleteI love all the birds in the sky and the Queen Anne Lace.
ReplyDeleteQueen Anne's Lace is in a vase on my kitchen table. It's so delicate looking. Intuition is something we all need to tap into on a regular basis. It helps us make good decisions. I love the rocking chairs. They have a tale to tell. Speaking of tails...Art Muse Dog will always be my favorite picture. He is just the cutest thing I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography! Great gull party!
ReplyDeleteThe chairs spoke to me. I once found a chair in a field and blogged about it - must look back for that post!
ReplyDeleteWHat lovely shots. Autumn is coming slowly but surely!
ReplyDeleteInnumerable seagulls in flight...stunning!
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Love your sky shot :)
ReplyDeleteSea gulls and a lot of them almost obliterating the sky. Nice catch.
ReplyDeletethat's a great marker! Love the view of Essex River. So calming... {:-D
ReplyDeletePretty!
ReplyDeleteFrom one New Englander to another ~
ReplyDeleteThose photos are "Wicked Awesome" Carol . lol
Your haiku make me think of someone who died this week. So sudden. So horrible. May his soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely words and photos!
ReplyDeleteI would love to slide down that slide with you... kinda like each Friday of slipping into your world and photos and what you see. Have a great weekend Carol.
ReplyDeleteI love your tapestry photo and haiku.
ReplyDeleteYour harbour looks a lovely place.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, lovely aspects in your photos and a very good quote of Aristotle! All the best!
ReplyDeleteI wondered how you managed to get a week's worth of photos and haikus collected, you're a busy woman but one who is definitely living in the light!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful post! beautiful photos, too! Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeletei like the reflection shot and the birds in flight. the b&w chairs, too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. Especially lovely are the old rocking chairs.
ReplyDeleteGreat serries of photos.
ReplyDeleteTime must be the most slippery thing of all...
ReplyDeleteLove the old rockers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Weekend in B&W photo!
ReplyDeletegreat choise!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! Wonderful the fishing boat in B&W! Great contrast!
ReplyDeleteThey never had slides like that when I was a child. Oh to be young again!
ReplyDeleteSlippery old time! Hard to hold on to!
ReplyDeleteThat last shot is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteCarol, wonderful post and critters. Thank you for linking up your post to my critter party.. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, all...what a fun slide! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky watch.
ReplyDeleteA lovely series Carol.
ReplyDeletethat dear little face at end queen anne's lace I adore it we painted with it in grade school
ReplyDeleteLovely dove and sparrow.
ReplyDeleteLove those working boats...
ReplyDeleteLove the black and white boat docked!!
ReplyDeleteLove the black and white boat photo. I am partial to black and white photography.
ReplyDeleteAlso, the seagull photo was incredible. I particularly liked the haiku for Haiku My Heart. Just lovely.
Love your two little birds, and the other critter (the tiger ride! :-)) Lovely spot.
ReplyDeleteNice shots of the birds and yes I would go down the Tiger Slide.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteAll the best.
Mormor
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You have a wonderful collection of photos. I especially like the one of the sea gull party. I can imagine them calling to each other. I also enjoy the whimsy of your rocking chairs drawing.
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This is a great collection of beautiful moments! My favourite is the picture with the Schooner Lannon reflection.
ReplyDeleteReally nice collection of photos, quite enjoyed them
ReplyDeletethank you for joining the photo party
DeleteLovely series Carol....and what a great idea to sketch the chairs.....a way of taking them home with you!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
Ruby
beautiful piece for SS, love the gently colours. And that is a cool slide!
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like your sketches and photos
ReplyDeleteWow, so much eye candy! Thanks for sharing all the fun quotes, pics and arty goodness.
ReplyDeletexo Tam Hess
Happy Sunday Sketches!
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Oh, I haven't sketched for a bit. I did early this summer when I wanted to capture the view outside a hotel window.
ReplyDeleteI found water color sketch pencils at a yard sale before we left and took them along. When you wet the colors they are more pastel than bold.
But it was fun to play with them.
Thanks for stopping by my 'begger' pieces. Seems our memories are always begging for the truth. ~Jules
The pictures are all thought provoking...made me stop and stare...poignant haiku, smart pigeons on the right side of the law, and ethereal flowers...loved the post...happy-fying!
ReplyDeleteThe beggar haiku is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteWe always need to heed intuition as that "still small voice" within. Your haikus are lovely, and scenes of water, I adore the unhurrying gentleness and inner strength of the gentle cooing doves, so happy that one is visiting my garden now.
ReplyDeleteA lovely harbour-side reflection capture Carol.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography as always, and happy SS to you as well!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy this post very much, Carol! Each picture demands a brief pause to soak in!
ReplyDeleteI love your variety of posts! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteyour sketch is so charming!
ReplyDeleteCute rocking chair watercolor, Carol and lovely photos. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I especially love the light reflections in the water.
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Thanks for the inspiring haiku and I got a kick out of the rocking chairs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always Carol. Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)
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