Ah, what a day! I spent the majority of my day today driving! I love having my license. Kelso (a friend who also got her license yesterday, about an hour before me) and I went down to manitou and had Peach Mates at Mate' (pronounced MAH-tay, go figure) which is a quaint, odd little place in downtown manitou. We walked around for a bit and then headed off in our own separate cars to go to Garden of the Gods. I actually didn't take that many pictures, which is surprising, but we had a great time talking. After that I had to fill up the car with a twenty I just happened to have in my wallet, thank God, and then i followed her to the place her horses reside. Unfortunately I only got to stay with the horses for a little while, and then it was time to head home, and I regret not pulling out my camera there and taking pictures. I stopped at the New Life Church parking lot to get some pictures of my car, and I got home around 2:40 and offered to drive my mom to her appointment to help a student with make-up work, then we got subway and came back home and here I am! Whew! long day, but I really didn't get any good pictures :( ...oh, right. Except for the one your looking at. It was taken this morning. I took the trash out and noticed some flowers I hadn't seen before and promised to get a picture on my way back down the driveway in the car. Here they are! Isn't nature amazing! The fact that every single flower has it's own uniqueness, pattern, and beauty amazes me.
Wow, that rhymed. Sweet.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Day 158: Purple
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Ok well since you're gonna be brutal with me- I'll do the same with you.....Those flowers are...AMAZING!!!! lol- thay almost look they're from another planet- they look like their glowing! God, I must say, is the best artist of all time- I'm just glad I get to start capturing it on camera- I'm understanding now why this is so exciting!!!
The blue, the wind-mill like quality of the petals! Very nice. You have shown us time and again --that the most exquisite beauty can be in our own yard. Also enjoyed the narrative of your day out and about -- experiencing the first moments of the freedom one has when a driver's license is in your back pocket.
Those flowers are absolutely beautiful! :D
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