SOFT

My wonderfully soft, fuzzy, slippers my mom gave me a couple of years ago for Christmas.

BRISTLES

SMOOTH

This horse clock is on our Pastor's desk. He's had it for years and just loves it. It is very smooth to the touch.

ROUGH

An old piece of driftwood in my front yard.

WET

For whatever reason Blogger won't let me upload a photo that has a frame and text on it. I started trying at about 7:30 this morning and have finally given up. So what you get today is my "Wet" photo...as is.

GRAIN

This is a shot of my old beat up picnic table outside. This photo is not B&W - that's just how faded (and dirty) she is.

ALLEY

This is a picture of the alley behind our church. Not really exciting, but clean anyway!

SPS (Self-Portrait Saturday)

MINITURE

I know my settings were way off on my camera here, but I kind of like how it turned out anyway. This is a little miniature angel ornament. I don't normally collect things like this, but I went to see a friend of mine in the hospital and stopped by the gift shop on my way in. I saw this unassuming little angel there with her "Live a Good Life" stamp. I immediately thought of my friend who was the most giving person I believe I've ever met. I bought this then, knowing I would keep it as a reminder of my friend Ray, and the example of "live a good life" he gave us all.

COLLECT

I love magazines and by them by the dozens it seems. Each month I have a new "collection". They mainly consist of Scrapbooking, Photography and gossip mags.

ANXIOUS

I had an appointment with the "Infectious Disease Specialist" today. I must admit, I was quite anxious. It sounded scarier than it was though! :-)

CONFUSED

My beautiful sister - with her favorite seasonal drink - Cranberry Margarita!

EXCITED

A peek inside my son's Trick-or-Treat bag!

SAD

The word for today is "Sad" and we were supposed to capture this feeling without using a human to express it. This is my side yard, and blown down fence, the winds really tore things up around our place. It looks sad - and when I look at it I feel sad. We'll hopefully be getting things back in order this week. *Feel free to click on the photo to enlarge the details.

DUSTY

Catching up - this was the word for March 2nd. I love old buildings!