Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Puddle Rings
It's spring in Maine, so bring on the rain and snow showers today. A rainy day usually brought lots of adventures. It was always a fun time to sit in our two-floor treehouse behind the ESSO station and just listen to the pitter patter and smoke Old Golds. Playing football and a little baseball on our backyard fields was fun, fun, fun in the mud-lucious pouring rain. When Leo's father bought the pool table, we streamed to his cellar on those wet days and practiced our carom shots. These days I always keep the camera on my hip. Photos jump out at you when you least expect them. Out of the corner of my eye when I tuned onto our road, I caught sight of these circling raindrops. See, it's easy to make an often complicated life a bit simple again.
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I love how they make such perfect circles.
ReplyDeletebelle photo de pluie avec ce reflet
ReplyDeletea mud-luscious post, mr. bird.
ReplyDeleteOh! I wish for some rain! Really hot weather in KL !
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done !
Oh, I love this post.. No rain here since months and months, already very hot outside..I'm dreaming of the sweet song of raindrops!
ReplyDeletethat's a beautiful shot. :)
ReplyDeleteYou capture such intriguing sights . . . and memories to go with them. It is sunny here in NC, but when we return to western NY soon, we will have more than our fair share of the wet stuff, I bet.
ReplyDeleteNice! I like the reflections of the trees amid the concentric circles.
ReplyDeleteYou have a good eye.
ReplyDeleteIt was mudlicious and puddle-wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely right on a coupe of counts. Never be without a camera, even if it's just the one on your phone. (There's a book of crummy photos from the original iPhone called The Best Camera Is The One That's With You. How true.) And mud-luscious is so true, and also puddle-wonderful, as the same New England poet put it.
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