While I’ve been enjoying my ice-o-lation in Paradise I have been into photographing bottle caps.
The last one in this series. I drank this Shiner Bock and posed the cap on an old wooden picnic table.
Except for the Shiner Bock, these caps were all on the ground in Paradise. I saw them and photographed them on my morning walks. The Shiner Bock cap was disposed of appropriately.
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May 23 A 4 mile walk Worked on my art projects Drummed and practiced ukulele Meditation for a few hours Made veggie food Hung out with my friend Journaled Thought different thoughts as much as possible.
May 24 began with a 2 mile hike. At a distance I had a conversation with a fellow hiker. There was a lot of yelling. hahahaha She was walking a beautiful white dog. After I returned to WHQ, I enjoyed a cup of iced coffee and a mandarin for breakfast, some journaling, and a life threatening trip to the Beeswax convenience store and grill. No masked shoppers other than me. Most people abided by the social distancing guidelines. The floor of the entire store was marked off in 6’ intervals. Sad as it is, I risked my life for a beer run.
May 25 Memorial Day I started the day with coffee and a banana at 5 am. Next was a 3 mile hike down by the lake. The sunrise was lovely this morning.
Lay Lake
I encountered this turtle. I apologized for interrupting it’s journey. I like to believe that crossing paths with a turtle is a positive omen bringing happiness.
As I continued I came upon a Killdeer nest. I am amazed at them. It surprises me that the eggs survive.
Lunch was a far cry from the standard Memorial Day BBQ with family and friends. Cabbage soup and a beer for me today. I do miss my mom’s pound cake on occasions like this. Feeling kind of alone on this holiday. It’s because I pick it.
The dream: I dreamed I was driving and I knew something wasn’t quite right. The passenger pointed it out too. Seems the car had started slowing rising into the air. We drifted near the wall of a Walmart store and used the bricks to pull the car back down. Then we got out. Oddly adults didn’t float but the one child in the car began to drift away.
Myku Covid-19 7
Memorial Day
Remembering the heros
Here again alone
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Day 36 Art with kids Day 37 Shadows These days we live in the shadows of our former lives. Day 38 At the U-Pick strawberry farm this was our row.Day 39 More Covid litter Do you see the face? Is it the face of Covid? Day 40Day 41 Stone of PowerDay 42 My work space
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Day 22 A picture of sheets. I need to get out more. HahahahahaDay 23 Double exposureDay 24 The nature of litter has changed. I wish people would not throw their used gloves and face masks on the ground. Day 25 Covid litter comes in orange too. Day 25 The stray hunting dog. Day 26 Walking on the pier Day 27 Day 28 There are fungus amongus
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Day 15Day 16Day 17 It was a bad weather day today. I managed to be productive. I ventured forth into the ranging thunderstorms and procured my medicine from the alchemist. Day 18 This Eastern Box Turtle was crossing the road so I gave her a free ride. I didn’t want her to become road pizza. Day 19Day 20 I’m planning to rent a kayak in the week or so. I’m very excited. If I like renting, I may purchased one.
I thought I’d toss in a selfie.
Day 21
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I started the 100 day project. I’m using mine to document my new Covid-19 life.
Days 1 – 7
New gravel for the drive.
It is a bad weather day on my Covid-19 Day 21 experience. Possible tornados. I was just invited to hide in the RV parks new storm shelter if things get bad. I didn’t know it was ready to use or that they planned to share.
Discarded Nitrile Glove
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I wrote this back in February and it has languished in the queue long enough.
Scene 1:
I sit here drinking yummy coffee, Dancing Goat blend, watching the sunrise on this cold January morning. It’s 27F outside. This is the last day of a whirlwind weekend in Atlanta GA.
This large llama stood right in front of our Jeep. Other llamas surrounded us. They all wanted food. In order to move on, I had to ease up. Stop. Ease up. Stop. Ease up. Stop. After about 10 minutes of this, the llama allowed us to pass.
What started out as a short walk by the lake turned into a two mile hike over uneven terrain. The Largemouth Bass Loop was well marked at the beginning but became iffy as I continued.
Nice benches were placed along the trail.
Abandoned plastic tackle box.
There were several old things along the trail.
Remains of a large turtle.
Not sure what left this behind.
or these. There were many things like this scattered about.
Along with the old stuff there was new stuff.
I love the support posts. Something to keep in mind.
There is a lot of work being done on this trail.
What did I learn?
I need a day pack.
I need to carry more water.
I need to take snacks.
I should have been wearing something other than sandals.
What I did right.
I carried a little water.
I took my big camera.
I went for the hike, the adventure.
I nourished my wonder and curiosity.
