Cleo Again - Day 346

Cleo got to be my photo today. It was either George or Cleo and Cleo won.

1-4-3 - Day 345

One of my valentine's day gift's was a Chris Lewis's creation of Minot's Ledge Lighthouse. I had it framed and truly enjoy it. Minot's light flashes 1-4-3 (I Love You) as it's signal. George has always used 1-4-3 when he leaves notes for me which makes this very special.

Whitmans Pond - Day 344

Did a circle around the South Shore today and finally found a photo at Whitmans Pond in Weymouth.

Rainy Day - Day 343

A rainy day but thankful for the rain instead of snow. A good day to catch up on what I have to do to get ready for next week with meetings and art show entries.

Beth Isreal Medical Center - Day 342

Had my last set of tests today at Beth Israel. Today was an eye exam, after having my eyes dilated all the other photos came out exactly the way I saw them. I was hoping the camera would work on it's own. Oh Well.

Where's Denmark- Day 341

It is time to start planning our Cruise in a few month's. I found Denmark today on my globe. Just in case it had moved. Ha!

Sunset Point, Hull - Day 340

I was in Hull this morning for a couple meetings and lunch with Mom. Driving to Mom's you could see the Boston skyline clearly today.

Orange Swirl - Day 339

Something different today, I stayed close to home.

Quincy Marsh - Day 338

I went driving around the City this afternoon for today's photo and headed towards Houghs Neck. This photo is from a different angle of the marsh that I usually take from Spring Street.

Loring Hall - Day 337

Went to Hingham this afternoon to see The Kings Speech at the Loring Theater. I love the Loring for the history of an old theater house, but after waiting to use the ladies room the new theater at Hingham Shipyard was needed.

Building Is Gone - Day 336

When I was driving up Granite Street towards Quincy Square to my surprise the building on the corner of Chestnut Street and Maple Street had been demolished. Hairplace 1 use to have their salon in front, with a typewriter repair shop behind and a coin dealer next to them. Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance owns the land and has plans to landscape the area to leave as open space. It's headquarters is behind the space. The third photo is what the building looked like a couple months ago.

A Moment Ago - Day 335

For just a couple minutes the sky was a blazed with the sun starting to set. It is gone now.

Daffodils - Day 334

Spring can't be that far away when Daffodils can be purchased. While at Trader Joe's today they had them for $1.49 a bunch. I had to buy 2.

Geese - Day 333

Crown Colony has many geese that like to stand in the driveway to slow down the traffic entering the complex.

Waiting- Day 332

After going to the Sandwich Glass Museum yesterday we drove to a parking lot under the Sagamore Bridge to see if we would luck out to get a beautiful sunset. The pre -sunset was better than the sunset. Always tomorrow.

Sandwich Glass Museum - Day 331

I had a wonderful day. The museum was fun to see again but the people I spent the afternoon with made it special. It is so much fun laughing and photographing with people that are enjoying life and looking at the beauty around us. One of the best things I have done is joining South Shore Camera Club.

Beach Street - Day 330

In a few more months Beach Street, Hull will be covered in Beach Roses all the way down the street.

Spider Plant - Day 329

This is a section of the spider plant that hangs in the kitchen window.

Peddock's Island - Day 328

Went to Hull this afternoon to see Mom. She was working at Wellspring book store until 1pm so I took a ride around Hull until 1pm. This photo was taken from Pemberton looking at Peddock's Island.

Memories - Day 327

One place that everyone remembers from Paragon Park at Nantasket Beach is the Carousel. Thanks to a group of caring people (volunteers) the Carousel was saved and moved to a spot up the street for later generations to enjoy. It has been a large undertaking and very costly. The Carousel did get a grant last year to replace the doors to the entrance of the Carousel to what they would have looked like when the Carousel was built in 1928. To keep it maintained and repair what age has done to the horses it takes a lot of money. Also they still hold a large loan for purchasing it. If you would like to help, you can become a Friend of Paragon Carousel so your grandchildren can enjoy the Carousel as much as we have. (No one has asked me to say this, I just care.)

Garden Sleeping - Day 326

The Adams Mansion's garden is covered in snow. In a few more months the garden will be full of beautiful flowers again for all to enjoy.

Beach Snow - Day 325

We have had so much snow this year that Nantasket Beach still has snow in the sea grass. Usually snow is only there for the day it snows.

Afternoon Sun - Day 324

Tonight was a beautiful sunset. But before the sunset the clouds were wonderful to see.

Watch Out - Day 323

Watch out the seagull will be landing soon.

African Violet - Day 322

This is an African Violet I bought at Kennedy's in Scituate last Sunday with Trish. The blossoms are so welcome on a cold winter day.

Blue Skies - Day 321

After two days of gray skies and snow today's blue sky is a very welcome sight.

French Pears - Day 320

Playing with light. It's fun to photograph Still Life's.

Quincy Ave this Morning - Day 319

When George and I headed out this morning, an accident had occurred causing a traffic tie-up as far back as Falls Blvd intersection.