Update
Posted: June 20, 2009 Filed under: 365 Life in the Bogs Challenge, Adventures in art, Domesticity, family, friends, home, Spring, weather 4 Comments
(037: Looking through the window. Photo © 2009 by Robin)
The distortion in this photo is caused by heavy sheets of rain washing over the window I was shooting through. I find the effect interesting. When I have some time I might mess with it a bit in Photoshop and see what else I can come up with.
Update on Mom: I talked with Dad yesterday afternoon. He had just brought Mom home from the hospital. After numerous tests and scans, the results are that she’s still cancer-free and no changes to her heart. Good news. She sounded tired, but good, when I talked with her.
M and I are puttering around the house this morning, doing some more after-the-festivities clean-up. It’s been raining heavily on and off through last night and this morning. Hopefully it will clear up soon. We’re thinking about going to Sarah’s Vineyard Seventh Annual Summer Solstice Wine, Art, and Blues Festival. Since we’re not having our own Solstice party (Party by the Pond) this year, we might as well enjoy somebody else’s. Whether we go or not depends on friends we’re hoping to meet up with today. They may want to do something else (M and I are game for pretty much anything).
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I like rainy images and they are fun to play with. I’m so glad your mom is faring well… that is great news. I’ve enjoyed the photos you’ve posted so far concerning the wedding. How are you kitties doing? Are they behaving now? Kitties sure have their ways in showing displeasure… LOL Solstice here was extremely hot with clouds of biting bugs. How was your solstice?
Thanks, Anna. 🙂
My solstice was relatively quiet. Very nice, actually, after all the excitement surrounding the wedding.
As for the kitties, I’m threatening to take them for a swim in the pond. They are not on my good side this morning. If they weren’t so cute I’d shoo them out into the barn and let them fend for themselves. 😉
I’m glad to hear your mom is still cancer-free. I should probably note you more often here 🙂
Thanks, Jeni.
I’m here more often than at OD these days. I’m phasing myself away from OD and trying to concentrate on staying in pretty much one place. It’s easier for me that way.