Linked to Six Word Saturday.
Something different
Hammad decided to present something different for his challenge “Weekend Sky”. I cannot compete with his time-lapse video or any video for that matter but I thought I take up the challenge and go for something different as well.
This pebble is one in the long row of painted rocks that appeared on the walkway around the local lake during the first lockdown. The first rocks were made by children to send out the message of hope and friendship to all the people who were strolling around the lake and it just grew and grew.
A wonderful sky, isn’t it?
Linked to Weekend Sky #13.
Those who are about to be eaten salute you
PS: My husband’s middle name is Rudolf.
Linked to the Last on the Card Challenge over at Brian’s Bushboy blog.
Understated elegance
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Understated elegance.
Tomorrow is another day
Linked to A Photo a Week: Abandoned.
Slipping and sliding
In Germany, we wish people a good slide into the New Year: Einen guten Rutsch!
What not all that many people know is that this wish has little to do with a smooth glide or even a giddy one considering current weather conditions and ice on the road but that it comes from the name of the Jewish new year – Rosh Hashanah.
In any language and culture: I hope that the coming year will be kind to all of us!
Just kidding
“Over every mountain there is a path, although it may not be seen from the valley.”
Theodore Roethke
American poet, 1908-1963
For the Wednesday quotation prompt from Debbie at Travel with Intent. For more photos and thoughts about the quote by Theodore Roethke click on this link.
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