On calm days, the fence that surrounds the dump looks like a normal fence. But on the windy days, the fence becomes a canvas ready to catch the colors of the wind. I know it's just trash and stuff people probably should have recycled, but something funny happens in my mind when I see that fence come alive like that.
It makes me smile.
I've told myself over and over that I need to go take a picture of that some time.
Well, yesterday, as I dropped Z off for football practice (also near the dump), the wind was picking up and once again was this beautiful giant canvas, painted by the wind. All I had was my iPhone, but instead of passing it by yet again, I seized the moment, drove up the dirt road that goes behind the dump and got a few pictures.
Beauty in trash, thanks to the wind...
Hey, Pocahontas. I'm glad you took a moment to get some photos...that's one of those things where it's easy to just keep saying, "Later." (I do that all the time.) Cool pictures!
ReplyDeletePS I just noticed your instagram feed on your blog--that's pretty cool! It ends up lining up with the comment box, so it's perfect for people to see when leaving a comment. I think I might add mine.
ReplyDeletePocahantas? No comprendo that reference. I've never seen that Disney film.
ReplyDeleteBut thanks, I think?
Yeah, I figured out how to put the Instagram feed on there all by myself. :) It also lines up when I write long posts and people read all the way to the end. This just happened to be a shorter one.
Haha.. but you've probably heard the song Colors of the Wind. :P
ReplyDeleteI tried but couldn't figure it out! So you're better than me at this blog stuff.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to look that song up. I don't think I'm familiar with it.
ReplyDeleteGo to snapwidget.com to get the code to embed your Instagram feed on your blog. ;-)
Finding beauty in everything! (Even trash) I love it.
ReplyDeleteI think you are to thank for my learning to do that, Mom. :-)
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