Cats & Birds
DECEMBER 15, 2008
We are just home from my first trip to Spain...
Such beauty and history,
so many stories and experiences to share...
Such beauty and history,
so many stories and experiences to share...
In the amazing pools and gardens,
beneath soaring arches of the Alhambra, Grenada,
I found these two cats...
beneath soaring arches of the Alhambra, Grenada,
I found these two cats...
Be sure to look close to see the ever circling birds...
Those birds...
had the number for those cats...
had the number for those cats...
I finally figured out how to catch the birds in flight...
but could not capture the gymnastic leaps, twists,
and turns of the cats!!!
but could not capture the gymnastic leaps, twists,
and turns of the cats!!!
But in their hopeful stillness,
I did get their reflections and the moment
before flash movement,
that was ever fruitless!
Birds ~ 100
Cats ~ 0
P.S. Thanks to those of you who voted for my cousins candy and ice cream store in Bakersfield... the results will be in on December 20th!
I did get their reflections and the moment
before flash movement,
that was ever fruitless!
Birds ~ 100
Cats ~ 0
P.S. Thanks to those of you who voted for my cousins candy and ice cream store in Bakersfield... the results will be in on December 20th!
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