Monthly Archives: April 2019
Morning Haiku
pink paints the morning shade of purple, gray, azure filling the canvas
Celebrating “Gotcha Day” with Charlie
A year ago, Charlie and I met for the first time. It was love at first sight. A year later, we are best friends. These pictures are from our first few weeks together.
Inspiration is a two-way Street
When I began this blog two years ago, I included the tag line “inspiration comes from everywhere.” I have shared my inspiration and hope that my posts have occasionally inspired others. Last September, I heard from a friend that his wife was interested in a photograph of mine. She asked for permission to create aContinue reading “Inspiration is a two-way Street”
Volunteer Appreciation Week
In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Week, I was able to be part of a project at the Boulder Public Library’s MakerSpace. If you follow this blog, you saw a post recently featuring some of the incredibly creative artwork that has been made there. On Monday, a group of 20 volunteers from around the city ofContinue reading “Volunteer Appreciation Week”
Wordless Wednesday
Waxing Crescent Moon
Following new moon the waxing crescent moon hangs in the western sky.
Clouds as Art
Sometimes the sky above the nearby peaks is so beautiful that you just have to stop and take it in.
Shop Local
There are so many ways and reasons why it’s important to support local businesses. Independent book stores are my favorite places to visit no matter where I travel. It’s been a while since I shopped for toys, but for the month of April I’ll be spending a lot of time at a Denver toy store,Continue reading “Shop Local”
Laura Roettiger Books 