'Get snap happy!
Give us your best shot.'
There was not time (or energy) to get out and take any new photos this week. I was getting ready for yet another event this weekend. Thankfully, I will get a bit of a break after that.
I took this photo a couple of years ago and it has always been a favourite of mine. It was taken when I was still able to go for short walks. For me, it is representative of life's journey; the present right in front of us and the future far ahead and unseen.
If you are looking for an amusing shot, this one is close to the top of the list. They were doing construction on my street last year. When I came home one evening, there was a port-a-potty for the crew installed on the end of my driveway! Luckily, my car is small enough that I could still get in. My friends thought it was quite funny, although I'm not sure how impressed they were with the idea of using it.. *smile*
Great shots Bonnie, one for the reflective and another that really makes you wonder. Geez, it's a good thing you don't have a big ol SUV
ReplyDeleteYou should have charged a nickel an entry. It WAS on your property. The train track pic is wonderful and your description very apt.
ReplyDeleteI love shots with railroad tracks in them. Uhhh I would not have been happy about the porta potty,I hate those things.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a huge fan of port-o-potties either and was not amused to find it on my driveway but it makes a great story to tell now. *smile*
DeleteJust love the tracks photo! But porto-a-potties always make me smile :)
ReplyDeleteGood thing you have a little car! Love the train tack pic.
ReplyDeleteGreat railroad track photo - perfect perspective. I just love how it does make you wonder what lies up ahead,....makes you think! Love the port-o-potty,.....that's not something you see in your neighbor's (or you own) driveway everyday! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell at least the porta potty had good color!!!!! :) Your first photos is lovely.
ReplyDeleteOh, the train track photo is very cool. I like that it has so much meaning for you. And the porta potty...you have no idea how mad I would have been to find that in my driveway. I would have been calling somebody. I don't usually get fired up, but something like that would definitely have me taking action. I'm so glad you have such good humor to have let it slide!
ReplyDeleteThe workers will still in the area when I go home, so after taking the photo (who would believe me otherwise?) I spoke with the supervisor on site and asked him to remove it from my driveway. He had it gone within 10 minutes. *smile*
DeleteLove the shot of the railroad tracks and the analogy you made.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you like the photo is the train tracks. Your description is very fitting.
ReplyDeleteLOL...luckily, a bit of time changes perspective on a lot of things, doesn't it?? Love the Port-a-Potty picture; it sure stood out in the inlinkz!
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