Project Blue Revisited

Why, oh why, didn't I find this prize during Anna's Project Blue project? Oh well.

I found this Blue delight while I was walking on a beautiful neighborhood walking path this afternoon. I named it "Stop 'n' Go." You can probably do better than that. Wanna try?



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Project Blue--First Day of Summer

Project Blue has "officially" ended, but I couldn't resist these "first day of summer" pictures. And on Saturday, no less. (You can click the pictures for interesting detail.)





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Project Blue, Take 7 (Saturday)

I took this photo in a cemetery last December, the afternoon after an ice storm when the sun finally broke through.

Ol' Blue Ice

Project Blue is hosted by Anna Carson Photography.

Project Blue, Take Six

Buy you a drink? Meet me in front of the convenience store.



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Project Blue, Take Six (Again)

Please enjoy this family-friendly blue. The water intrigues me.


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Project Blue, Take 5

Project Blue is at Anna’s. Go there—right after you admire all my cool blue photos.

My First Wife and I recently repainted our bedroom. Wouldn’t you know it: we chose a blue theme just in time for Project Blue.

We found a neat lamp at a bargain basement price, too. Goes with the bedspread.

Changing the subject, I was out running errands today and I ran across this cool blue machine. Nostalgia of the highest order. It still works. Many years ago My First Born Son showed me how to win at this game.

Project Blue, Take 4

Go to Anna’s photo joint to get involved with a pretty nifty photo project. This is my second time to participate; the first time on the correct day.

I walked in So-Ko-Par Trails Park today, a really nice, big park in Lenexa, Kansas. There’s a lot of green in that park, but today I was looking for blue and found some.

These flags are flying over the swimming pool entrance.

This art in “Rose’s Pond” is really a bunch of weather vanes.
They tell us which direction the wind blows. I think.

And what's a park without swings for the little tykes?