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I had to make a decision last Friday
The original photos were taken with my mobile phone and then I applied various filters (obviously).
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Five Years Ago
We were told to wear masks – but there weren’t any to be had. So I – and many others – started sewing. I still have a few of them. It’s pure superstition: if I throw them out, I will need them again. Cee’s Fun … Continue reading Five Years Ago
The Masked Educator
During the time-which-shall-not-be-named there was a mask mandate which fragmented the people of the earth into those who could afford a mask, those who couldn’t, those who thought it was a horrible idea, those who thought it was an okay idea and better than nothing, … Continue reading The Masked Educator
The Fog Was Creeping in and the Monsters Were Creeping out
Last on the camera SD-card, on this hallow ‘eve in the year of [please insert a superstitious entity of your choice].
Last on the phone SD-card, on this hallow ‘eve in the year of [please insert a superstitious entity of your choice].
A Seasonal Selfie
I have friends who are accomplished selfie takers but I’ve never been happy with my own results.
This is one of the few selfies I ever took. I was quite glad to find left-over cloth masks from the beginning of the pandemic to protect me from grass pollen in our garden to protect my mouth and nose. For good measure I grabbed our grandson’s swimming goggles. At least, I can’t blame my lack of selfie skills for my looks!
Achoo!!!
Covid masks are on the wane hereabouts. They are not compulsory anymore when shopping but one MAY wear them. I do and I can see that fewer and fewer people wear them.
I on the other hand have taken to wearing a mask when I’m outside, working in the garden, cycling, walking … and I’m getting these weird looks. “It’s not the virus,” I like to shout, “it’s the pollen!” I’ve considered writing “ALLERGY” with a sharpie on my forehead (or possibly on the masks).
My allergy to grass pollen is a lot worse than in previous years. I take tablets, blow spray up my nose, and trickle drops in my eyes. I still sneeze, and sniffle, and tear up. But masks definitely make a difference. So I will keep them on. And probably glide seamlessly into autumn when the next COVID wave is going to hit.
Last Photo in October – What Did You Expect?
Last on the SD card in the camera.
On the phone SD card the last photo is a very rare pic – a selfie:
For bushboy’s Last on the Card
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