Some Sat. this and that...

The photo above, is one of those purrrrrrfect Photo Op moments.  Golden late afternoon sun playing on the tops of trees, across from our house.  Breathtakingly lovely...  That exquisite late-light...

Early morning light and late light, are marvelous.  "Painter's Light"...  Mmmmm....

My reading is being lovely, right now.  I continue to have so much fun with this series of books, by Madelyn Alt.  Each book has a mystery to be solved, of course.  Otherwise it wouldn't be a Cozy Mystery.  But the continuing background story of the people, living in her small town with her, etc. is even more fun.  This author seems to know just where I'd like her to take the evolving background.  I'd like something to happen, with the heroine, and it does!  Love that kind of a book.  :-)

And "Alice I Have Been" is turning out to be a page turner!!!  I didn't want to put it down, at midnight last night!  Me, who is ready for bed at 9PM.  I'm loving it.  :-))))))))   

A shadow...   Yes, I noticed the late afternoon light in the house, one day...  And went around taking shadow pics.  "Just because I can" pics, for sure.

(Stuck!!!)
A "Just Because I Happened To Notice It" pic.  Somehow the wind pinned this leaf, in the pool fence.  Perfectly randomly threaded, between metal parts.  And then, through the chain link itself.  Quite the well-done-job, I would say!    Wonder how long it will stay there? 

Another photo capture, of a perfect moment, in time....

Of course, the ding-dang wires certainly spoil the composition.  :-((((  And if I could Photo-shop my pics, I could remove them.  Which, on one hand, would be very nice.  But on the other hand, if I removed the wires, it would no longer be a depiction of what-I-saw. 

And I'm 'Olden' and 'Stubborn' and prefer my photos to show mostly What-I-Saw.  ,-)

"When shrieked
The bleak November winds, and smote the woods,
And the brown fields were herbless, and the shades
That met above the merry rivulet
Were spoiled, I sought, I loved them still;  they seemed 
Like old companions in adversity."
~  William Cullen Bryant, A Winter Piece

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