Enjoying the Simple Life Posted by reesephoto on June 18, 2020 The boy on the left has a genuine happy smile as he watches the boy on the tricycle coast with his feet up. I think he may be due for a new hat? Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
I thoroughly enjoy your phenomenal photos of our local area. Wishing you and your family well during these strange times! Reply
thanks Barbara, My medicine has killed my desire to go out shooting, but I did find the old excitement was still there when I found this scene. Not sure what I will do now that I can’t get my Aunt Jemima syrup anymore. strange days indeed! Reply
Another happy photo! The hat itself makes me smile! THANKS! I agree about the syrup etc….. I think of this song often “Stop the World ” by Randy Stonehill Reply
Stop the World could be a depressing song…sorry about that. It might be 35 years old?…he had no idea back then, right?! Wishing you well, as always! Reply
I remember it, I am older than dirt. Paul Harvey and Ronald Reagan have a lot of thoughts on what we are seeing now, its quite unbelievable. Reply
I thoroughly enjoy your phenomenal photos of our local area. Wishing you and your family well during these strange times!
thanks Barbara, My medicine has killed my desire to go out shooting, but I did find the old excitement was still there when I found this scene. Not sure what I will do now that I can’t get my Aunt Jemima syrup anymore. strange days indeed!
Another cute picture! I enjoy all of your Amish pictures.
thanks, more to come from this spot.
Another happy photo! The hat itself makes me smile! THANKS!
I agree about the syrup etc…..
I think of this song often “Stop the World ” by Randy Stonehill
thanks, thats a poor excuse for a hat.
Stop the World could be a depressing song…sorry about that.
It might be 35 years old?…he had no idea back then, right?!
Wishing you well, as always!
I remember it, I am older than dirt. Paul Harvey and Ronald Reagan have a lot of thoughts on what we are seeing now, its quite unbelievable.
Yes, they were wise and I miss hearing Paul Harvey.