What Remains


Bits and pieces.

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hat remains, indeed.

Clean up continues while I wander around taking pictures. In this case, pictures of floating leaves in a pool that had already been cleared of a lot of storm junk, which brings me to the topic of junk.

When you are sitting around in a hot house at night with little to do because it’s dark and there’s no power, you think.

Most of those thoughts turn strange. Some make no sense in the light of day like ”if I ever get out of here I’m going to kill the first rock I see.”

Huh?

What did a nice rock ever do to me?

Some thoughts make sense. Here’s one now. When I first began my journey on Storyteller, I was advised by people who know more than me that consistency is important. So, I posted every day.

Why?

After taking a storm enforced break, I came to the conclusion that no longer makes me happy. So, I’ll post when I have something to say since it turns out that many of you come here for my words as much as my pictures.

That in itself strikes me as strange but what do I know?

Very little it seems.

Enjoy every sandwich.

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Comments

2 responses to “What Remains”

  1. Judi Castille Avatar

    I remember the strikes in the 70’s. Candles came out and camping stoves. We played Monopoly and my Mum stressed about dinner. I thought it was exciting but yours is a different situation. Be careful. I love the photograph.

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    1. Ray Laskowitz Avatar

      Very different. I flew around in helicopters rescuing people.

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