For weeks all my photos have been trapped in the camera. I lost my memory card reader. In other words, it was sitting quietly with all the other gadgets, right in front of my face. But it was not until I gave in and purchased another one that Tyler looked over and said, 'Hey, look. It's right there.'
So, I had been wanting to share my New Year's day in Prospect Park. For you to know me, really know me, you must know I am obsessed with trees. To spend the first day of a new year with them (oh and Tyler) was, in my mind, perfection.
Because the access to the pictures didn't quite match up with the day I say Happy New Year, again (waves).
And you have no idea, how much I wanted to join that boy in a tree.
lovely photos! I do miss my tree-climbing days :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Looks like a great day.
ReplyDeleteFab photos! A great start for the new year.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! Makes me want to write a story :D
ReplyDeleteI LOVE trees. Especially the ones in your pictures. I'm glad you found the memory card. ;0)
ReplyDeleteWe have this street that we drive down every time we are headed downtown. It is lined on both sides with the huge absolutely gorgeous trees. I love looking at them in all the different seasons. It sucks because there is no way to actually get a picture of them in their full glory. The road has a guard railing and the traffic is always crazy.
Thanks for sharing the pics.
These pictures are beautiful. I especially love the first one. I know trees are alive, but they look really alive from that angle. I wish I was a photographer, but unfortunately I suck :)
ReplyDeleteOh, the days of climbing trees. Since my center of gravity has become denser, I think the days are over.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE trees, too! These are great photos :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome and so much WARMER than my holiday!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! So glad you found your memory card reader! :D
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I just love the first photograph ... it is just as if one is standing there experiencing the dizziness of looking up.
ReplyDeleteAs a child, I always headed for the trees on picnics, to hide in and to make homes in. I still love trees, which is why I love our garden full of trees.
Back again.
ReplyDeleteLook at my post for Friday, Melissa!
hi miss melissa! cool pictures. who said you gotta not climb trees cause your more old. i love climbing trees and im gonna still do it when im a zillion year old. now im gonna make you a challenge to go back at that park and climb that tree and tyler could do a picture of you. just do it!!! :) wow! how cool would that be and lots of fun to. happy new year!
ReplyDelete...hugs from lenny
I'm just finding your blog; I love your writing. Your job sounds amazing. Happy writing and good luck with the novel!
ReplyDeleteThe photo of the children in the tree reminded me of some of my favorite memories of times with my son. He loved playing in the cherry tree in our orchard. He would climb into the crook of it with his teddy bear, and I would sit underneath reading him stories and poems.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me of that :) A good way to start the year!