Schoenbrunn Village Cabin
Category: Still-Life
This cup has my go-to mug for 5 years. Now shattered it will be replaced, though I will still have a relationship with the person who gave it to me. I prefer shattered things, to shattered relationships. The truth is, relationships are a lot more valuable than things. Things have many good memories attached to them, but can easily be replaced. Now I have choices. I suspect, it will depend upon whether, I want a large or regular cup of coffee, to start off my day! The gift giver is like a granddaughter to me. Baba, means grandfather in Bangla!
This mug shows my love for the game of Scrabble! My memory escapes me, though this was likely a gift from someone.
This larger mug was a gift from my mother! She loves to give cutsie gifts!
I noticed this nice piece of pottery in our hotel in Jinotega, Nicaragua.
Key Rings
Sun-Kissed Apples
Pillow Talk
Either the children were were called to lunch, or else they found some other item to play with!
How many of you remember using the hay fork in the center of the photo? On the farm in Iowa, where I grew up, we used that kind of fork to lift up eight small hay bales into the hay mow at one time!
Street-side oil service for the rickshaws!
The Camerist's Collection 