Haven't ever really been good at photography. In the old days, it was w-a-y too expensive to have the pictures developed. Consequently I never got in the habit of seeing a picture in the everyday.
Then, along came the smartphone. (Thanks, former employer, for gifting The Husband a couple phones, one of which he gifted to me!) Which included a camera. Which is most always in the pocket of my jeans. Which has encouraged me to keep an eye out for things to capture in picture form.
Until today....when I walked out of the house without my phone; without my camera. On a day when I saw several things I wished to snap.
Obligingly, The Husband snapped a shot of the melted-snow-turned-to-water-that-froze around the base of this tree. Very slick (as ice is wont to be)!!
We managed to get our errands done, run into a previous neighbor from years ago (and man, does he look old!) and yet another neighbor from not quite so many years ago (she hasn't changed a bit) and prompt numerous people to stop in and get an ice cream when we advertised the ice cream by sitting on the bench outside the cafe at Scheel's licking our $.79 cones.
Today's gratitude: listening to the older woman say to her husband as she handed him her cellphone - "He's locked out of the house and the battery's dead" and being thankful this was their particular emergency, not ours.
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