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The first neighborhood view is
straight out of the camera ...
and the next five have been modified with the
Watercolor filter in Photoshop Elements
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2. The cool damp air confounds me because my recollections of the last few weeks of school is of HOT SUNNY weather at the beginning of June with gloomy skies once school's out mid-month ... something that always seemed a bit ironic to me.
3. I created and published the 'photo part' of this post yesterday afternoon and am adding a few thoughts this morning because I've not participated in RTT for a couple of months ... (since April 23rd here at Small Reflections actually) ... so taking a bit of time for 'catch up' seems like a good idea.
3. The French Open Tennis Championship ended this weekend so I won't be watching tennis until Wimbledon begins later this month on June 21st. I was hoping for a 3 set women's final on Saturday, but Francesca Schiavone became the first Italian woman to win at Roland Garros ever when she defeated Australian Samantha Stosur in a competitive two-set match ... 6-4, 7-6. Order was restored as Rafa Nadal defeated Robin Soderling in straight sets (6-4, 6-2, 6-4). He takes over the #1 spot and is likely to stay there since he has no almost points to defend for the rest of the year. Roger Federer becomes #2 and has his work cut out for him to stay there since he has lots of points to defend from 2009. Rafa and Roger could meet in the 2010 final for the 3rd time.
4. I thoroughly enjoyed the delightful new 'wildlife' style documentary created by French film-maker Thomas Balmes entitled BABIES and highly recommend it.
5. If you live in California (or any of the other eleven States having a Primary Election today) and haven't done so already, be sure to go to the polls and ...
Bougainvillea
brightening the neighborhood
beautiful color ...
"A teacher is one who makes himself progressively unnecessary." Thomas Carruthers
14 comments:
What a glowing, rosy red world you have! Marvelous capture as always! Hope you have a great week!
Sylvia
J Bar said, beautiful blooms. I seconded. And the house is pretty too! I always love white. And the mailbox is elegant.
Have a lovely week Gin!
Just look for in Australia: Nature's Gifts please if you would.
Wow! Those are beautiful reds! And, what a sweet white picket fence to frame them. Beautiful!
These pics are just amazing all of them. Such beautiful displays of flowers in a beautiful yard
What a pretty blaze of colourful flowers you have in your neighbourhood.
i love bougainvilleas, and this is a pretty house. great photos.
I have several bougainvilleas around our yard, I love 'em so. Great photo share.
My R T is "lady in red"...a portrait of my daughter. Come by and view her if you can find time, I'd love your visit!!
snazzy red
bougainvillea
turning heads
Red Door to Wonder
That is such a pretty house--and gorgeous flowers!
Gorgeous flowers - such strong colors!
Dropping by from Outdoor Wednesday (post #3). If you haven't registered for our glass vessel sink giveaway, it's open until 5pm EST Wednesday.
Allison
Atticmag
Charming house! Flowers are always such a welcome sight. Pretty pics!
Gorgeous flowers. My two bougainvillea plants are ten years old and have gone wild. We are trying to get it tamed but it can be a painful process! Because of its age, some of the thorns are almost two inches long and gloves and shoes do not always keep you protected! Much to my son's disgust, I will not let him remove them. I love their vibrant color and the shade and privacy they provide.
~ Tracy
I'm pretty sure that I absolutely adore that house. And the red flowers. But it's about the house! Nice post!
That's a pretty little house, storyteller with red flowers and stunning windows. I love all your photo edited shots! :)
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