2013 the daily post - photo journal

2013 begins my 5th year at doing a, somewhat daily post. This gallery is what I like to call a "photo journal" documenting the little things that are happening in my little section of the world. I can't say from day to day, what the image or what my message will be; it's the pot-luck of image galleries. Feel free to "share" with your friends, the more the merrier. Thank you for your support and ENJOY!

06.28.13 = Flashback Friday - Dirt Diggers <br />
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A field of dirt, coffee cans and spoons. Yes, that was the entertainment my grandmother gave us one summer; and oh what fun we had! My sisters and I sat out in a field, in the June Kansas sun, and dug in the dirt. As I recall, we dug out a house floor plan, so to speak, and played house. We dug out pathways and little rooms. I remember we dug and formed a little bench and table. Only my oldest sister was allowed to get water from the hose, she was the foreman on the job. I remember her giving me spoonfuls of water, so I could form my little bench in the dirt. We played for hours out there. It's amazing the fun you can have with a few simple things and the creative genius of childhood. <br />
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"We could never have loved the earth so well if we had had no childhood in it." George Eliot<br />
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*Photo credit to my sister Kelly at the age of 10.

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06.28.13 = Flashback Friday - Dirt Diggers

A field of dirt, coffee cans and spoons. Yes, that was the entertainment my grandmother gave us one summer; and oh what fun we had! My sisters and I sat out in a field, in the June Kansas sun, and dug in the dirt. As I recall, we dug out a house floor plan, so to speak, and played house. We dug out pathways and little rooms. I remember we dug and formed a little bench and table. Only my oldest sister was allowed to get water from the hose, she was the foreman on the job. I remember her giving me spoonfuls of water, so I could form my little bench in the dirt. We played for hours out there. It's amazing the fun you can have with a few simple things and the creative genius of childhood.

"We could never have loved the earth so well if we had had no childhood in it." George Eliot

*Photo credit to my sister Kelly at the age of 10.

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2013 the daily post - photo journal

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