Hi guys, and those who follow.

Our SoCal weather continues to be gray and rainy. Not a bad thing.

I’ve hit a dry spell with recent photos. This one (taken yesterday) of an orange poppy in the front yard isn’t great, but it’s the best I have now…

The crop isn’t very good, but I wanted to leave the red-violet in there just because I think it contrasts well with the yellow-orange.

Everyone stay safe.

Good day to all of you.
Thanks for starting the daily, Don.
Every time I turn something on, I have a twinge of anxiety worrying that it won’t work or that there may be a leak, or something is going to go wrong and then what do we do? I keep knocking on wood so that I don’t jinx myself.

I got outside early this morning and caught more shots of the magnolia blossoms, this time with some raindrops attached to the petals. Hopefully I will be showcase the best photos in the Darkroom after I select a few that are worthy of sharing.

Dave, enjoyed your bright and colorful flower. The flower looks like it is glowing.

Patty, These are beautiful. I like the flower fabric and the color you picked for the back. Did you have that fabric on hand? You do nice work and it looks like you have mastered the final step of machine quilting, I like your swirls and curls.

Afternoon Grant. Do you have a kitchen in your basement too?

I just got done cutting my hair again. I told my husband that if this virus doesn’t get over soon, I may go bald. I keep cutting my hair. The sides are short but the back is long since it is hard to get at the back. So I am starting a new hair style. I noticed that my husband may need a hair cut soon. He’s not concerned, I have cut his hair many times in the past.

Since we are doing weather reports, the temps around here keep dropping after yesterday’s high in the upper 60’s . Right now it is haling with wind blowing it in sideways. So glad that I did all that yard work yesterday.

I took this yesterday. I din’t know where this little geode came from. But it was sparkling so pretty in the sunlight.

Lorell, The “What’s for supper?” thread needs your post on your Chile Waffle recipe!
You could move it Hint! Hint!

Here is a shot from 6 years ago, in Myanmar at a buddhist Temple. Before Social Distancing.

Grant, I did that on purpose because I did NOT take that photo. But later today I will be posting my photos that I just took moments ago. Good meal, very filling, easy to make and something different.

Grant, that is a sweet photo of the children. Love the smiles on their faces.

Lorell

What inclines you to call it a geode?

Looks more like quartz and pyrite nodule.

I don’t know what those other things are and I have seen the insides of geodes and they tend to have all those different colors and sparkle like this did.