Photos from the phone

After dinner tonight, I walked around taking photos with my cell phone, a Droid X2. These aren’t anything special, just goofy images from my house.

Well, it’s not really my house. It’s the house my husband and I caretake. But it feels like home. Because it is at the moment.

 

George with laser eyes. We’re in the dining room in the original part of the house which dates to 1769. The new addition, built in 1810, begins at the step up by the stairs there.

(taken with Camera 360, then edited in Be Funky)

 

I made dinner tonight then cleaned up the kitchen and took a picture of the dish rack. Aren’t I exciting? We had chicken fajitas and they were great, if I do say so myself. I don’t often make dinner anymore and I sort of miss doing it.

Ok, let me rephrase that. I don’t really miss making dinner and I’d rather have a cook. But it sure is nice to make something that everyone wolfs down, burps, and then says, “that was good.”

True Fact: I actually enjoy washing dishes.

(taken with Camera 360, then edited in Be Funky)

 

Portrait of my fruit.

That sounds terribly odd.

That framed counted cross-stitch on the wall was done by me back in the early 90’s.

(taken with Camera 360, then edited in Be Funky)

 

George lounging on the little back porch. The door opens into the dining room and my husband and I wonder sometimes if this wasn’t the original front door to the house.

(taken and edited with Little Photo)

 

Where I like to sit sometimes.

(taken and edited with Little Photo)

 

Baskets of impatiens in the shade.

(taken with the camera that came with the phone – no editing)

 

My husband’s buoy collection, all acquired while vacationing in Maine over the years.

It makes the patio area look like hillbillies live here. But who cares!

(taken and edited with Little Photo)

Geraniums on the back porch.

(taken and edited with Little Photo)

 

George lounging in the shade garden under the dogwood tree out back. He’d better stay away from my impatiens. Sometimes I find him lying on them!

(taken and edited with Little Photo)

 

You still awake? Good. Thanks for stopping by and visiting with me for a spell.

Oh, crap. Now I actually SOUND like a hillbilly.