Time passes so quickly that I have started counting it by events rather than hours and days. When I was going to work, I used to refer to the days(once a month) when I got my paycheck. Now, I count by the days I get my pension; this is the macro version.
I think of many events in the micro, i.e., weekly version, and now I remember Wednesday's walk. It seems like yesterday was Wednesday, and I can't believe that tonight, the next Wednesday, is already over.
Spring is here, and I realize I haven't recounted all the winter walks, so I'll try to fix that with another walk in the park, through what I think was the last snow of this year.
It was a long wait for the snow to settle over the city. The children were the most impatient and the season's biggest lovers, especially for sledding.
I saw many sleds on this walk. The winter that came, when no one expected it, emptied the shops of sleds, and I couldn't find one to buy for my granddaughter. I learned my lesson, and this year, I will do as a well-known Romanian saying teaches us: Buy a sledge in summer and a cart in winter!
I also saw people, especially children, happy to have a sledge.
I didn't have a sledge but a camera, so I tried to take as many pictures as I could of people walking, like me, in a park in winter.
The small lake is frozen, but luckily, it has already started to thaw near the shore, so the wild ducks have something to eat.
Again, a very small child is most interested in what is happening.
Winter scenery is rarely seen in a big city, and parks are the best places to enjoy.
I thought that park benches were bypassed by those who came to relax in the park because they were cold, but two teenagers in love want to contradict me.
I could say it's a wilderness landscape if I didn't see the blocks in the background.
It wasn't exactly a wilderness landscape, but it was enough for me to see and remember the winters of yesteryear, spent right at my grandparents' house a long time ago!
I always start with photos when I want to write a blog. Photos remind me of places, events, and feelings that turn into words.
Since we all love photography, let’s explore the captivating details captured in these photos!
A wise saying goes that an image is worth a thousand words.
I don't think so. It depends on the viewer.
Make a point of looking around and up to see what you can find to get shots of that; otherwise, you may miss it.
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