Oh, it's hard to be a blogger in winter.
Hard to be a blogger in winter.
The days are long and some are dark, very dark.
And there's not much goin' on in the outdoors.
And I haven't seen my grandson in months!
Just more snow, and more ice.
And I know I've worn you out on snow and ice.
And back roads.
And barns in snow.
And frost.
And hoarfrost. (There is a difference, you know!)
And I'm pretty sure I'm about to hear you scream and pull your hair out.
Because you're saying...
"NOT ANOTHER SHADOW SHOT POST!!!
"WHY MUST SHE DO THIS TO US?"
Well. Don't click away to the next blog in the Magical Kingdom of the World Wide Web of Wonderful-ness just yet...
I gots some 'splainin' to do!
It could be because...
I haven't been anywhere to take pictures but basketball games (two or three a week!) to the mall to walk, the grocery store, and to church.
And those photos are no fun, I can assure you.
Rule out the grocery store and the mall (I do six miles in a hour and twenty minutes and that leaves no time, I can assure you, for pictures or for a five-pound camera bouncing along on my....oh, nevermind!)
Come to think of it, I've never taken the Rebel to church. (Although...Rebels really should go.)
I wonder how pastor would like it if I whipped it out mid-sermon --for an action shot just when he's pounding the pulpit?
(Have I ever told you that I think it's most helpful to have a preacher that's passionate enough to pound the pulpit once in a while? I do believe that, strongly. I mean the sleepers need to wake UP! But I digress.)
I take shadow shots because they make me feel...
Serene.
Cozy.
Sleepy.
As in: I want to curl up in a quilt and sleep right there in that sunshine. And let the sun bake me for just a bit.
To well-done.
Oh. See what I told you about cozy?
And warm?