Sometimes you're the bug.
Sometimes it all comes together baby
Sometimes you're just a fool in love."
It's all about your perspective. This pumpkin next to the garden fence looked pretty 'halloweenie' back in October, but to me, it's even more exciting this morning iced-in. Human nature's a funny thing. Take brothers and sisters. On one level, so close in blood, yet they often are so different in so many ways. Some are subtle; others strikingly unique. To each their own, as they say. Vive la difference!
and thank heaven for family...the one we're born into, the one we create.
ReplyDeleteMy siblings couldn't be more different from each other... all five of us. Vive la différence, indeed! I'd rather be the windshield than the bug, but that doesn't stop me from feeling like the bug some days. Your iced pumpkin photo is wonderful, yet makes me BRRRR....
ReplyDeletehummm une glace à la citrouille ;)
ReplyDeleteThis pumpkin got a little more than frost!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen frost on a pumpkin. Love this shot!
ReplyDeleteYes, that is certainly an interesting take on the pumpkin. And one of my favorite things to say is, "Thank goodness we are all different. Otherwise, it would be oh so boring around here." And I've only got one brother!
ReplyDeletea very pretty shot. :)
ReplyDeleteBrrr! that's one chilled out pumpkin Birdman, and yes 'celebrate the differences'.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool capture!The ice texture is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Iced Pumpkins, huh???? Neat!!!! We got rid of all of our pumpkins after Thanksgiving ---or otherwise, we would have Iced Pumpkins also... We had snow this morning --not much but some!!!!
ReplyDeleteBetsy
From windshields to bugs to pumpkins to ice to family. .. Your mind is a wild museum.
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought that was the Great Pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteMy son and daughter are night and day. Love the art of Mother Nature. Nothing beats her work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool photo!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a creative image. This could be a photo from the Hubble Space Telescope.
ReplyDeleteCool pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteOlivier stole my comment... :-)
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