This week’s words were “Train” and “Truck.” Interestingly, neither Dru nor I went with the locomotive-related definition of “Train.” Here’s my take on the word: And his: And here are our “Truck” photos: Next up is “Underground” (Dru’s choice in honor of the late Lou Reed) and “Urgent.”
This week’s “S” words were “Stripes” and “Shard.” Here’s some very interesting information Dru offered about his “Stripes” photo: “The ‘stripes’ on the side of this mountain, Mt. Cristo Rey, are actually the road leading to the peak. There are a few events each year when hundreds of religious pilgrims climb the peak. I have […]
Because nothing says “Delicious food here!” like a window full of skeletons.
I think it’s safe to say that British police cars were not designed with the objective of sneaking up on people.
Wow–we are really cruising through the alphabet! I can’t believe we’re to “R” already. This week’s words were “Raspberry” and “Royalty.” I went abstract with “Raspberry”: Dru took a more disturbing route: That is a truly unsettling image, Dru! Our other word was “Royalty.” For the first time since “Jagged”, Dru and I actually had […]
Something about this photo (I’m not even sure what, exactly–it’s at least partly the light) totally captures my memory of wandering around Oxford. I cannot wait to go back someday!
Still sorting through the England photos. This is one of my favorites from Oxford so far.
Living in the city can be odd sometimes. There are a few people whom I regularly see in or near the 14th Street subway station because we commute at the same time every day. (In most cases, they’re getting on the train when I’m getting off, or vice versa.) They’re complete strangers, but I’ve been […]
Mixing my new turquoise paint with molding paste for my next project. Love, love, loving this color!!!!
