Dear Inger, I hope you're finding something to write about from your life here in the US for fifty years for Q, X, Y, and Z.
What about your "youthful antics" for Y? Or what about "Younger Sister" for Y and you could write about your sister and how she loved jazz and waited for your mother at the door? That would be a beautiful story. Or how you visited with her when you went back to Sweden for a visit after coming here.
What about "quantitative analysis" for Q? Perhaps you didn't take that course but the term could lead you into writing about your schooling.
What about "X-ray" for X? You could write about the first time you had one in the United States.
What about "zinnia" for Z. I don't know whether that flower grows in Sweden but you could use the word to get into the first gardening you did in the United States or the first time someone sent you some flowers.
Just some thoughts! I'm so glad to learn that the harness is helping Soldier and freeing you from worry about lifting him and that Samson is eating well. Take care. Peace.
i like it! :)
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Not what you were going for, but it turned out really lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful, Inger.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Dear Inger, I hope you're finding something to write about from your life here in the US for fifty years for Q, X, Y, and Z.
ReplyDeleteWhat about your "youthful antics" for Y? Or what about "Younger Sister" for Y and you could write about your sister and how she loved jazz and waited for your mother at the door? That would be a beautiful story. Or how you visited with her when you went back to Sweden for a visit after coming here.
What about "quantitative analysis" for Q? Perhaps you didn't take that course but the term could lead you into writing about your schooling.
What about "X-ray" for X? You could write about the first time you had one in the United States.
What about "zinnia" for Z. I don't know whether that flower grows in Sweden but you could use the word to get into the first gardening you did in the United States or the first time someone sent you some flowers.
Just some thoughts! I'm so glad to learn that the harness is helping Soldier and freeing you from worry about lifting him and that Samson is eating well. Take care. Peace.
I love the gold as much as the glitter. beautiful capture and lovely place to walk...
ReplyDeleteFrost and Gold ~~~ very nice.
ReplyDeleteHugs to Samson and Soldier!
Sophie Doodle
Well done!
ReplyDeleteI love surprises when I look at my pics!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteGreat capture, Inger!! It's always fun to get something we weren't expecting.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. So we can see the rays of Sun through frost eh?
ReplyDeleteNice landscapes....the desert is so beautiful...I´m reading " Desert Solitaire from Edward Abbey...
ReplyDeletePretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI love gold Inger. Hugs B
ReplyDeleteGold and silver always look good together.
ReplyDeletethat makes me think of crisp air to breathe in, and then the warm sun comes like a wave, washing over all of us... love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, Inger!
ReplyDeleteThe frosted grass with the golden rays--such a magnificent contrast.
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