Where we are at the moment there are plenty of opportunities to see sunsets and water. This is inland water, not the ocean, but there’s an ocean nearby.
I might not show any of those photos. Today it is art for art’s sake.
I can’t remember what this was. I do recall my phone telling me to clean the lens. (The lens was dirty.)This is a fallen palm leaf waiting to be picked up. There’s a bit of water in it on the right.Here’s a sunset that looks to my like art for arts sake
I am thankful to him for giving me a reason to post something today.
What I am also thankful for this past week is listed in capital letters under the captions of the photos. They are in no particular order, but driven by the rhyme and meter. I direct all of this thanks to the Lord.
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FAMILY, SUNSETS, WATER, JOY,OCEAN, CLOUDS and SAND,REFLECTIONS on a shiny WALLwhere LIFE can take a stand.
We were curious enough to ask Gregory what he was up to, but he was smart enough to run his mouth without giving us any real information. Every time we got in the mood to pester him with questions he’d send us on a wild goose chase.
As the years went by he became very good at whatever it was he was doing. We kept chasing geese.
Eventually Gregory moved away not needing our help, I guess, which was fine with me. Like, I mean, who needs him anyway, but I do miss trying to catch those tasty geese.
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Denise offers the prompt word “help” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.
All of these limericks were originally posted to Esther Chilton’s Laughing Along With A Limerick during the month of April 2026.
Cape
With a cape, funny clothes, I will fly doing good as the bad guys go by. Some will change. Some will not. Some get burned. Some have got nary one good excuse not to cry.
The soft clouds are bright orange in the sky as the sun gives a nod of good-bye.
Trying To Scream In A Dream
Though I thought it might help if I’d scream, but caught as I was in a dream a scream couldn’t come out, no, not even a shout, and right now I’ve forgotten that dream.
Look how red they are now. See the sound of a wow.
Help!
Like some rocks in a black and blue box I discovered the truth of hard knocks. Being knocked all about I had no breath to shout except, Help! Get me out of this box!
As I stand on the solid wood floor, as I walk to the open wood door, there is more there to see, but I don’t being me. Let me change. Ah! Just did! I see more!
Dale offers the prompt “North, South, East and West” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
The photos “don’t all have to be taken from the same spot, or even on the same day”.
Here are some over many years and different places.
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NORTH: Vltava River in Prague from the Charles BridgeSOUTH: Vltava River in Prague on the Charles BridgeEAST: St Augustine, Florida, at the old fort facing a harbor leading to the Atlantic Ocean WEST: Sunset seen from Miami Beach, Florida
People at work said there was something odd about the cafe on the ground floor of the building where our heroine rented her apartment. However, as far as she could tell, nothing seemed at all “odd” about it and the food was delicious.
Today as she entered the cafe the breakup with her boyfriend made her forget what others said about this mom-and-pop Chinese noodle shop. She ordered the same spicy noodles she always did when her mind flagged her with doubts.
After the meal she paid the bill, hesitated before opening the homemade fortune cookie, but then read its message.
The love of God for YOU is the greatest story ever told.
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Denise offers the prompt word “flag” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.