A Daily Post Photo Challenge – inspired by a recent accidental photo taken from a Chicago hotel room window…
Dusk nosedives, hits street below
Twilight flaunts
a brave new world
Should I stay or should I go?
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You take great “accidental” photos, Donna 😀 Andi and J’Sharn need a place to regroup. A hotel rooftop looks like a pretty good place — lots of shadows.
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Ohhhh, I like that idea, Lyn. They don’t need to whisper either since the air conditioning unit is so loud. I can’t wait for the next scene!
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Clever
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Thanks Sue!
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Stay a little while… and then go? 🙂 🙂
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Exactly what I’ve been thinking, Jo. Thanks for stopping by!
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Oh no! Please don’t go! I would miss you terribly.
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Aww, thanks. In that case, I’ll stay! I’d miss your dynamite posts too much anyway…
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This blogging thing is hard to sustain for many years. I’m into year 5 and 3 incarnations and although I’m not posting the kind of stuff I used to, I would miss the regular commitment to the practice the platform demand – or I feel it demands. I so enjoy the interaction with others here and reading about what’s going on in other peoples lives all around the world. I honestly think it has the capacity to help us understand each other better. Anyway. So glad you’ll be around for a while, Donna. You are a force for good in the blogosphere!
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Awww, thanks Susanne. You’re quite a force yourself!
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