You never really know what will happen when you take a picture, in the dark, with a relatively new camera.
I don't know what this is, but it happened at Barnapalooza, last weekend, in Wisconsin. I like it. I'm willing to send a fresh pack of gum to the person who comes up with the best interpretation of this photo. Something profound would be good.
I have to shower and hustle off to a community meeting frought with political import. There will be intense interagency and county politics in the next few days and it feels strange to be involved, as I generally let others at my job take on this sort of thing. Actually, I generally am not invited by my agency to participate in this way. I must be learning to keep quiet at meetings. I usually put myself on the "every third comment" program at meetings, censoring two of three potential utterances. These days, I'm employing the "one in six" principle.
My quiet friends will not appreciate how difficult this actually is. My old friends may not believe I self-censor at all. Believe what you will. It's Friday, and after the meeting, I get to go to my cozy office and finish things, then see a very sweet young client who worries too much. She's a good kid and just needs some affirmation. That's a nice way to end the week.
The leaves are predicted to explode in the next week or ten days. Don't forget to look around.
4 comments:
I can tell you exactly what this picture is, but it's not very profound. I'll let the more abstract thinkers out there have a go at it first.
...the Flamingo Snub.
...don't forget to look up and down, as well...
Make a great weekend!
Better tell, Nancy. The competition appears to be muted.
A hint-look at the picture of the barn a couple of post earlier.
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