I understand your need for blue skies and some sun. I was there not too long ago but today it was 95 and you know that is way too hot for this neck of the woods. But the skies are blue and it is pretty out. Back to normal for the rest of the week. MB
Icky is not good. This is a good reminder of what life can be like! In Florida! Heh, heh!
Re your comment on The Villages: It's quite a process to become a medium. She's a very interesting woman. I'm a total skeptic, but she's a good friend and shares a special bond with Lois Anne.
By the way, she's a retired Navy commander. Her husband's a retired Navy captain. She was an aide to the Joint Chiefs of Staff when 9/11 occurred, and was on a plane with all the big poohbahs over the Atlantic when it happened.
Her book, "Messages of Hope," is very interesting.
Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!
Merci de votre visite très appréciée et de laisser une pensée ! Désolée de devoir modérer vos commentaires, VDP en a un peu marre des spammeurs en ce moment !
Details on Avenue Nepveu Nord. 'Twas another icky weekend so this is an archive photo for some SUN!
I like the number 3 and the angle in this picture!
ReplyDeleteIt's winter in Brazil, but I think the weather is nicer than our Summer there!
bises
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Leia
Das Blau und das Gelb zusammengemischt, Hoffnung.
ReplyDeleteEine gute neue Woche dir.
3 , comme les trois couleurs dominantes de la photo
ReplyDeleteGee, Ciel, you have had rotten weather this summer!
ReplyDeleteYour weather has been like ours!! Great shot and aren't archives wonderful! Love the yellow building/house against that blue, blue sky!!
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely time for the sun to shine over Versailles!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear you've had another icky weekend. We were sunny, and HOT (35C) - too hot to feel like doing anything. Icky in a different way.
ReplyDeleteLove the blue sky. So what do numbers 1 and 2 look like? IMWTK!
I like the color of this building!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the sweet sun in this photo, but the weather's been a beast! I've been chasing the sun all weekend too - hope it lightens up soon for you!
ReplyDeleteI understand your need for blue skies and some sun. I was there not too long ago but today it was 95 and you know that is way too hot for this neck of the woods. But the skies are blue and it is pretty out. Back to normal for the rest of the week. MB
ReplyDeleteça fait réver
ReplyDeleteWhat caught me the most is the texture being contrasted by the sunlight
ReplyDeleteYou tend to search out some interesting perspectives in your images of late. I like this one, a lot.
ReplyDeleteTu veux que je t'en envoie pour stocker dans tes archives? j'en ai en trop! :o)
ReplyDeleteI am tired of sun, my archive photos are those with a cloudy sky!
ReplyDeleteSorry you're having such a poor summer. :(
ReplyDeleteThis building is beautiful. I'd love to live in a place like that.
Icky is not good. This is a good reminder of what life can be like! In Florida! Heh, heh!
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on The Villages: It's quite a process to become a medium. She's a very interesting woman. I'm a total skeptic, but she's a good friend and shares a special bond with Lois Anne.
By the way, she's a retired Navy commander. Her husband's a retired Navy captain. She was an aide to the Joint Chiefs of Staff when 9/11 occurred, and was on a plane with all the big poohbahs over the Atlantic when it happened.
Her book, "Messages of Hope," is very interesting.
Love your perspective of No. 3 Ciel. Do you usually have such ughy weather in summer or is this a bit unusual?
ReplyDeleteA ne plus savoir où il fait beau!
ReplyDeleteHeureusement que tu as encore du bleu en réserve.
I keep looking at all the beautiful details and the BLUE sky.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Very nice composition.
ReplyDeleteI love inusual perspectives! Arianna
ReplyDeleteCool composition! Love the yellow wall.
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