Day 341 Daily Photo Challenge 12-6-2012 "Free Day": Today I am subbing for Sher and decided we will have a free day. Rufe suggested that along with the photos we post we also try to...

Janice Loc: Kentucky

Today I am subbing for Sher and decided we will have a free day. Rufe suggested that along with the photos we post we also try to explain the emotion we are trying to evoke or the story we are trying to convey.
I hope we will all have fun today because anything goes!

Sher, my thoughts are with you today.... think P!nk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KniXq_d-o4E

First time a father holds his first child (son)

Mom, meet my son!

pride, joy, and some fear

that part is over, now comes the hard stuff

Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada

The story here, if there is one, is that a favourite past time is rambling outback and dirt roads are the cherry on the cake. Along these roads we find things such as this maple syrup house and we find deer, foxes, an occasional moose and it can easily be accompanieed by the honking of the geese which serves as background music. Emotions are drawn from times past when I sugared with my pod, André, who is almost always riding shotgun in my truck.

These photos were taken the day before yesterday

Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada

Janice wrote:

Today I am subbing for Sher and decided we will have a free day. Rufe suggested that along with the photos we post we also try to explain the emotion we are trying to evoke or the story we are trying to convey.
I hope we will all have fun today because anything goes!

Sher, my thoughts are with you today.... think P!nk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KniXq_d-o4E

''Pride, joy and some fear''. This is so true. When our son was born I was afriad to hold him because I was scared that he'd break.

Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada

Sher, it will be a hard day but I like all the others here will be with you, just behind your shoulder. You won't see us but I hope that you'll feel our presence...Jim

judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Roadrunner wrote:

The story here, if there is one, is that a favourite past time is rambling outback and dirt roads are the cherry on the cake. Along these roads we find things such as this maple syrup house and we find deer, foxes, an occasional moose and it can easily be accompanieed by the honking of the geese which serves as background music. Emotions are drawn from times past when I sugared with my pod, André, who is almost always riding shotgun in my truck.

Love those scenes....Great photos-would love to be there!

Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada

judy juul wrote:

quote=Roadrunner The story here, if there is one,... (show quote)

One reason why I left CT :roll: :roll: :roll: :oops:

judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Roadrunner wrote:

Sher, it will be a hard day but I like all the others here will be with you, just behind your shoulder. You won't see us but I hope that you'll feel our presence...Jim

Sher, more flowers for you-thoughts and prayers for your family,too!

Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada

The Etchemin River, the river like all rivers is a river of life. We start in the skies and for the rest of our lives we flow, not to slowly sometimes down to our final destination, that huge river that takes us to places unknown.

The Etchemin is one of my preferred rivers and I have scouted it pretty far upstream, finding places, like in our lives, that to ohers do not even know exist and even those closest to us.

For instance in life our river sometimes closes in on us causing an uncontrollable rush sometimes but.......

even tho it is fast passing and cold......

there is always a small place for respite

Always heading down stream to that magical and huge river of eternity, we also capture pleasure and peacefulness along the way

And sometimes we can even party hard too along the way

And let the good time roll

Before flowing in tranquility impatiently awaiting the River of Eternity

judy juul Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Roadrunner wrote:

The Etchemin River, the river like all rivers is a river of life. We start in the skies and for the rest of our lives we flow, not to slowly sometimes down to our final destination, that huge river that takes us to places unknown.

The Etchemin is one of my preferred rivers and I have scouted it pretty far upstream, finding places, like in our lives, that to ohers do not even know exist and even those closest to us.

WOW! Now you've done it,Jim! Perfection! :thumbup:

A++

RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa

i think these words speak for themselves

mgstrawn Loc: Atlanta, GA

Roadrunner wrote:

Sher, it will be a hard day but I like all the others here will be with you, just behind your shoulder. You won't see us but I hope that you'll feel our presence...Jim

Beautifully stated, RR! Yes, we're with you today, Sherrie ~

Peanut Loc: St Augustine, Fl

Great start today. Am up in Jax. Hope to post later.

Sher... With you in spirit...

Georgiann Loc: La Pine, oregon

Sher likes yellow flowers

Georgiann Loc: La Pine, oregon

Roadrunner wrote:

The Etchemin River, the river like all rivers is a river of life. We start in the skies and for the rest of our lives we flow, not to slowly sometimes down to our final destination, that huge river that takes us to places unknown.

The Etchemin is one of my preferred rivers and I have scouted it pretty far upstream, finding places, like in our lives, that to ohers do not even know exist and even those closest to us.

Those are beautiful!!!!!!!

Sendai5355 Loc: On the banks of the Pedernales River, Texas

Red for today with some PP help. Taken last night just after sundown.