September Photo Challenge, Part 2

A few more photos, just for grins, and then back to book chatter.   I loaded these all out of order -- still figuring out how to work with the updated Blogger platform -- and am just going to leave them as they loaded to save time.  

#21. Sometimes . . . I eat my husband's pistachios (at least, he claims they're his)

#24. Three things

 #28.  A good thing (according to Fiona, an ear-rubbing is a very fine thing)

#23. Before bedtime - Obviously a stretch.  I was unloading photo albums in our new "library" before bedtime and came across a photo I took of Douglas Adams at a reading in Ann Arbor (in 1989).

#18.  Price (x4)

#19.  Underneath.  You can tell how much Isabel appreciated this one!

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September Photo Challenge, Part 1

I joined in on the FatMumSlim photo challenge in September.  Although I didn't manage to do every day's challenge, thanks to the whole moving business (which is continuing to munch and swallow my time), I really enjoyed the way it made me think about new subject matter to photograph.  I'm not going to share them all, but I have enough to divide a selection into two posts.  More to come, probably tomorrow.

#1. Me, now.

#4.  In my mailbox

#7.  Natural - Two kitty pics in natural light; nose focus on the left and eyeball focus on the right.

#10. Black + White

#12. Together (sky, tree and cardinal together)

#14. Favorite (Favorite thing husband brought home from the UK)

#15. First thing I see. The first thing I see when I turn on my iPad is a photo I took in London.

#16.  Strange.  Kitty licking fairy dust.

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