Blue Crabs at the Seafood Market

 

November

It’s been over a year since I drove around the neighborhood of my childhood. Funny how it is all there today. The red brick school, now partly demolished, was close to a mile from my home. I traced the steps in my car remembering how it felt walking all the way to and from when in first and second grades. The meandering lake is rife with nostalgia and was in its fall glory today. Such rich bright colors around noon. My daddy would be glad to know I was there and took a picture. I wonder what he’d think of iPhones. 

I Love Trees

 I love tees and have so many pix of them. I found these in my computer this evening. 

The World Has Changed

 Since Charlie Kirk was assassinated last week, the US, and I think the planet, is giving off a new vibe. 

Some of it is dark and demonic, and some is straight from the Eternal God who knows the hearts of all of us. Men are rising to their strengths and their God given roles. Christians are getting bolder. Those unfortunate people on the left whose minds have been shaped by the godless spellbinding media, social and otherwise, are doubling down in their delusions. 

Here is a picture that really spoke to me. An Englishman climbed to the top of this huge lion statue and waved the British flag and a big wooden cross. Men who were there for him were underneath with flags looking up. What a brave man. There are many ways to fight for truth. 

Roseate Spoonbills

 Lucky me. I got to see some today along the SC coast. 

I like taking pix of people the most.

 

Coneflowers