I feel like there should be a slow drizzle happening this morning. A calm pattering of rain or, preferably, snow flakes against my newly-trimmed office window. The weekend was a great one, as weekends filled with awesome friends, family birthdays and hours of pie baking should be, and today I feel content and a touch-bit lazy. Like a lay on the couch in the middle of the day and curl up with a good book or a great movie {or both!} kind of day. Monday. Love and hate. Every week.
In other news, we watched the original Ocean’s Eleven last night. Circa 1960, featuring the Rat Pack and a few other choice actors, I thought the movie was hilariously excellent. Old movies crack me up. However, I seem to be missing the link between the original and the 2001 remake featuring George Clooney and Brad Pitt. Anyone? But, seriously, how smooth is Sammy Davis Jr.? I would have rocked in that era. Give me a bit of soulful jazz any day of the week…
Eee O Eleven?! Ugh, you’re killing me, smalls!
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Back to the task at hand.
While I long for sunshine, long walks outside in the warm breeze, gardening and the smells of earth, I’m enjoying the slowness of this season. Long coffee-drinking mornings, hours of folding laundry while the temperature steadily declines outside, the constant hum of the office space heater. Thick socks. Day dreams. Low-key stations on Pandora. Brisk walks with the pup before surrendering to the weather and cuddling inside again.
Plus, I get to reminisce of better weather days with sessions like this…
Sessions that I’ve only shared bits and pieces of.
Because I like to hog them all to myself.
He’s one of my favorites. And, therefore, so are his images.
Born of collaborative think-tank between him, me and his mother {and some good points from my dad}; the Reading Tree.
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And then things got interesting.
After shooting for hours, taking a break for delicious burgers, we continued to throw ideas back and forth.
We came up with these.
I like it.
A lot.
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Oh my goodness! I love those night tree ones!!! Beautifully cool!
Magical! And oh how I love that little homage to Seattle 🙂
Are you kidding me? You posted this and i just discovered the post. Here I was innocently reminiscing about our super fun, slightly off, totally crazy weekend and
needed a refresher and oh how i love these pics. I have to say i love the irony of the Shel Silverstein sandwich. Nothing like childhood innocence next to the zombie apocalypse. So great!!
Amazing! Those captured Ev and those night pictures! Again, well done Trish!