I hope that all went well with your daughter's surgery. ... That aloe plant is an impressive grower.

A beautiful reflection spurred by this image. strength does not lie in the hardness of his knuckles, but in his ability to care for the delicate. In the U.S. too men need to be offered an image of nurture

Ah, I don't return the cart, ever. But that's because I don't have a car, and never use a cart to begin with. I only shop for what fits in the little hand held baskets at the grocery store, which I do

Probably past deadline but I wrote one:

Ah, I didn't realize you commented on this one too! Thanks for reading. The photograph is one of my first from when I started in digital photography about 8 years ago ... still one of my best. :)

Pretty tame stuff, relatively speaking, except for the Army thing. I'm lucky that drugs we're not readily available in my high school days. I certainly would have tried that, if I'd been in that crowd.

Whoa, I guess I get to be first with this one:

Awesome! Thank you!

Hi, my first 5-minute freewrite in awhile:

The driftwood makes for some interesting art pieces. Good to know you like the runoff photos; I wasn't sure if those worked. Thanks for checking it out.

Good feedback, thanks. Often these gray days are not well received; it's good to know the atmosphere came through. This place is a photographer's dream: I could go there every day for a week and not find

That's interesting. I've never been to Ireland. Similar climate, though.

One of my favorite shots from my new Photography Lovers post. #photography #pnw Beneath the Clouds Port of Grays Harbor Terminal 3 – Hoquiam, Wash.

Haha, I don't know about that. I did go to college, after all.

A beautiful remembrance. I think it's cool that you knew immediately what you would be when you grew up and followed it through. I began following my passion too during my first year of school; I wrote

My memories for the prompt:

Yeah, it's hard to judge not seeing how it looks more in focus. I think you arranged the shots really well too, in terms of quality.

Cool prize (and great photo @daveks). I'll have to get snapping.

Still an interesting shot. I like it.

I like the frames, especially that first image. The out of focus pedestrians and the cyclist work, except perhaps in the last image. That might work better if the cyclist was in focus, but I'm not sure