Ramblings

I try to remember to take my camera with me everywhere because I have been so busy with Midtown Cycles that I haven't taken time to wander with my "picture" eyes opened. Just thinking about it makes me eager for the warm spring weather and the new green of trees. This is my first real relationship with a camera; I have so much to  explore. I also look forward to the messages that come to me to write in my blog because I wake up most mornings clueless. It's very much like looking for picture opportunities; you never know what will appear.

I took my camera with me to the bank at Lake Nona the other morning since I had to make a deposit before going into the shop. I knew there was a small man-made lake in the lot beside the bank, but I had no idea how pretty it was becoming. I was ready to head back to the shop when I decided to pull up as close as I could get to the water to see what was behind the trees.

It was crisp and very cold, but it didn't stop the ducks. I always thought a "nice day for ducks" meant rain but maybe not. They were making lots of noise as if they like cold sunshiny days very much.

While I was there, I took this shot. I think it is the Lock Ness Monster, but I wouldn't push the issue. It could cause a national panic. Code Orange and a half.  Since I am prone to light rambling tonight I found a verse that suits this piece just fine.

"Listen!A farmer went out to plant some seed." Mark 4:3

Peace... and a lol

Love, Linda