| I hadn't yet found blue-green for this week's color for Project 64. However while I was showering I looked at the loofah, and thought, "I think this might be a match." By the time, I was dressed and getting ready to compare the loofah to the color swatch I'd scribbled on an index card, my granddaughter and Myah had arrived. So I asked Charley to join me in the bathroom to compare. She thought it did match, and then she pointed out other items in there. Since I had to get closer to the box that's on my wall cabinet to photograph it, the height brought attention to my shoes. Do you know on what I'm standing? Yes, that's right, the toilet. tee hee... BTW, the box didn't match so I didn't include it. The painting is by a beloved artist of mine- the wife of my son Derek. Drum roll, please, Margaret Ann's painting is my entry! |
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Project 64: Blue Green
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Friday, July 29, 2011
Weekend Reflections
| Here I am again reflecting in a shop window! This is another store at the Muncie Mall. I seldom go to the mall. I seldom shop for clothing or shoes. I do it only if it's absolutely necessary. Hampered with the inability to choose colors outside my comfort zone. Plus, for me to consider shirts and pants, the feel of it on my skin must be soft, not too tight, and not draw attention to my bosom. It does it enough all by itself. I don't have too many restrictions, do I? And shoes...comfort is the prime rule for them. Now, comfy and...colorful, in my size... Oh, and not too pricey! Doesn't this make you want to go shopping with me? Oh, well, I guess that's why I don't even like to go shopping with myself! But I do know ladies who love shoes to the point of needing a closet just for shoes. I even know one or two males who fit the category of "nuts about shoes." I'm sure that one or more pairs of shoes in this display and inthe background is saying to potential customers, "I know you want me to go home with you and live in your closet. I make friends easily. Enter the store, I'm waiting for you..." |
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