i went to get new glasses
rene' said, oh i love your scarf.
the upshot was she wanted one.
i had made a new one unlike the old.
so i washed and pressed the bloodroot dyed one.
and showed her and she snapped it up.
so this is the one left over:
there's a commuter here
a young amish guy
going home
do you see the standardbred?
it feels cold and heavy this day.
chilled to the bone.
i am, however, being
nurtured, loved.
may you be, as well.
that's a Christmas card picture of the Amish. the scarf is a keeper! so happy you are loved and nutured - you deserve it. have a lovely weekend in the snow.
ReplyDeleteMany stories in that last photo.... mysterious night.
ReplyDeletejean, and valerie, the young guy happily commutes, but wendy doesn't like the noise he makes! he really lets lose on his way home!
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying your winter photographs.
ReplyDeletewhere are his lights? i could run them over easily.
ReplyDeleteYes, I see the horsey. Thankyou, Velma.
ReplyDeletethanks, dee!
ReplyDeletekait, there might be a strip or two of reflective tape on the rear of the buggy and maybe one tiny lantern, lit by a candle. very dangerous
faisal, i photograph amish seldom, as they do NOT appreciate it, but from my dining room seemed ok.
Very pretty colours, I love the soft tones of the scarf (and the string pattern).
ReplyDeleteYour winter pictures are beautiful.
yes, the scarf is fine and soft...and thank you, aracne
ReplyDeletemoving through the dark. quite scaey sometimes...
ReplyDeleteyou're right, jude
ReplyDeleteBrrr ... I'm feeling a cold gusty wind. Scarf weather!
ReplyDeleterobyn, a silk scarf and down and wool and cashmere socks...just in case!
ReplyDeletegreat scarf! the photo of the amish is amazing. it could fill up a book.
ReplyDeleteyes, neki
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