Photo-a-Day Challenge
Following The Light
Our shadowy winter continued last week with more gloom and more cold. Day-after-day, a little light here or there, but not much until Friday. Then, the sun returned and laughed in our faces,
I’ve been to Cancun!
(Yes, that’s a Ted Cruz reference — sorry!)
Again, I hope we’ve left temperatures in the 30s behind us. Again, I hope spring is really, truly here.
And I am grateful I don’t live in Texas — because of the horrific winter storm there, because of their inadequate utility infrastructure, because of Ted Cruz and whoever that governor is who slings blame everywhere but where it belongs. I hope a storm like that never comes to Florida. I think our infrastructure is better but our governor is as bad or worse.
Most of all, I hope the good citizens of Texas recovery quickly and hold their elected officials responsible for criminal ineptitude.
If we’ve learned anything in this pandemic, it’s that we must cling to anything that deserves our gratitude.
And, one of those things is photography!!
For the past year of never-ending horrors, photography helped me stay grounded and grateful.
Wanna feel the same? Join the Photo-a-Day Challenge. Take photos every day. Choose one to represent your day. Share them here.
Use your camera/phone as a meditation tool, a walking companion, a gratitude journal.
Here are the lovely people who’ve joined me on this 7-month journey:
Erika Burkhalter / Eileen Vorbach Collins / Anne Bonfert / Sasha Meyer / Tracy Aston / Lisa Bolin / Rachael Ann Sand / Denise G / Juan O. Aguilera / David Wade Chambers / June Nguyen / Mia Verita
Note: The hawk was ill-tempered because a group of crows chased him from their nests, depriving him of breakfasting on their young.
© Dennett 2021
