Thread of Many Colors

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[Manonthestreet]

showing downtown Minneapolis skyline in the background.

 

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[Kat]

 

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[yiostheoy]

I used to do photography like this in high school with my SLR Mamiya Sekor camera.

Among the cool kids on campus are the yearbook photographers. That's what I was.

Maybe koshergrl (woman not a girl) should get a camera for one of both of her kids?

Then they would be cool too.

Then they would have self esteem.

Then they would be happy.

Then she would be happy.

Alas, she is not. Very sad.

 

[yiostheoy]

These look like daisies.

When I was in preschool my mom had a garden on the south side of our house (it was a small house -- 3 bedrooms only -- my sisters had to be roommates all their lives). It had daisies too.

 

[yiostheoy]

These look like bluebirds of some kind. Technically there are all sorts of blue colored birds that are not technically called bluebirds. But they look blue so everybody who is not technically a birdwatcher calls them bluebirds.

I have rarely seen bluebirds because I have lived mostly in the South and in the Far West. Bluejays are about the only blue birds there.

 

[yiostheoy]

The purple flowers look like lilacs. They are very fragrant.

There are lilacs all over the USA and Europe.