

Not only am I switching from glorious fall color to the gentle spring palette, I’m also going back to 2015 to find photos I really like but never published. I think I am looking for a simpler time – although I know that all times in our lives have hardships and frustrations. It is just easier to put a rosy glow on the past after it has mellowed a bit with age, and we slip into selective memory mode. I wonder what our memories and history books will do with this pandemic.
Thanks, Becky, for the wide open invitation to post some photos (squares of course) from our past files.
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I love the tradescantia with the grasses. There seems a very broad line between then and now, doesn’t there?
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Time in the past two years has become very strange. There doesn’t seem to be enough demarcation to remember when events happened.
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This is stunning ๐
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Love the little flower visitor!!
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Lovely images, Pat, glad you shared them!
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I love the delicate colours here Pat ๐ But I think it’s Becky leading this challenge, not Jude? See https://beckybofwinchester.com/2021/10/01/past-squares/
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oops. Thanks.
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Your ‘thought for the day’ accompanying these photos is a truism to be relished in the here and now!
BTW: one of my favorite plants is the Milkweed – great photo! It’s a family joke that my request is for a scattering of milkweed seeds to be planted on my grave site when the times comes…
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Beautiful. So delicate.
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Depends on who writes the history…the pandemic may be just in our imagination according to future history books.:-)
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Yes.
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