What Flower

by Lizl Bennefeld2015/10/092015/10/10

Which flower is the
real flower, which world the
faded mirror?

Friday’s Flowers

by Lizl Bennefeld2015/08/08

We are once again enjoying rain (and strong winds), high humidity, and very wet grass in the mornings. I look forward to cool shade and clean air, once this storm system passes us.

blue wild flax flower, macro, natural color

I confess to sleeping a lot while the allergy index is high. I have been reading a lot, while I am up.

This Date in 2010: Hollyhock Flower

by Lizl Bennefeld2015/07/052015/07/05

Hollyhock in July (Photo Art) — Hollyhock in July
(Photo Art)

This picture was made from a photograph of a Hollyhock flower taken on 5 July 2010.

Thinking of spring

by Lizl Bennefeld2015/04/04

According to the weather bureau, the snow is now forecast to fall Monday through Friday. At least I have photographs of flowers.

We had a wonderful evening out at a restaurant we hadn’t visited for many years. I ordered grilled salmon and green beans. I don’t remember the last time I ate salmon. On the way home we stopped at the grocery and bought a carton of gluten-free chocolate pudding; I plan to have a serving of that before I go to sleep, tonight. (I also brought home some salmon for Samantha, but she has rejected it totally.) Over the past few years, we have gotten into the habit of going to just two restaurants; I am going to make a list of alternatives. We need more places it’s safe for me to go into. (I’ve now got one more on my list of safe places.)

I had plans to do something for National Poetry Month, but I’ve pretty much slept through the first three or four days of it. At this rate, I may just make a point of jotting down poetry ideas and fragments, and then work with them later. That has turned out well in the past. Still having trouble with my eyesight, but it’s getting better as I spend much less time at the computer.

Only got in 2.5 miles on the exercise bike, yesterday. I’m going to try for three miles, this evening.