I love to watch her watching him. Because if she knew I was taking her photo she would do this
Now you all know why I don’t have many photos of myself! I love to take photos
of those I love! I sure miss them! They make me smile!
I have more trains but I’m sure you are tired of seeing my train photos!
The folks at the SantaFe train yard are really great sports! Ezra likes to pretend he’s running from a train!
Silly but we like it, except he runs in slow motion!
Ezra and I have been “train hunting” since he was 3. He’s 8 now and nothing I love more then seeing him smile.
He sure loves trains and I sure love him!
My nephew loves to climb on the trains and they let him. We are frequent train lovers so they let him be curious!
The yellow one should be ready next year! I love to watch their progress!
All of this is original. My favorite part is the leather straps that hang down from the top.
The seats turn in both directions which I think is so neat! So does my nephew!
This green one is next!
The other side of Happy! To me!
I can be found near the train tracks!
I’ve always been fascinated with trains
and my nephew Ezra loves them too!
I love trains I think because he does!
Milling silo + train + sun = Happiness
I love living in small towns!
One of my favorite views!
Well as long as I’m sunning myself on this flat rock, could you bring me drink?? 🙂 Peace 😀
You guys have to read this! I was sitting her at my desk reading this and I felt like I was swept away by this beautiful tapestry of words. Surely got me right in the heart! I know you will agree! Please direct all your likes and comments to this lovely dear one! 😀
Gold of earth wrapped
Round wrist
Keeping time with
Eternity.
Oil capturing
Innocence and essence
Of a moment.
She wears the seconds
Like clothing wound
Her thoughts elsewhere
She is bored
Yet amused
By the images in her mind.
Does she know
Hundred years gone
She forever immortal,
Her time frozen,
As she sits patient
Her life remains the same
Wearing her bracelet
Never tarnished
Never faded
Timeless.
Photo: Woman wearing a bracelet. Alfred Stevens
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