That is just sand caught by sunlight twinkling around this perfectly-heart-shaped stone in the wet morning sand.
Xmas lights furnish the twinkle in this detail from the palm fruiting stem I used as a Xmas tree this year, covering it with shells and stones in the shapes of hearts, other sea findings and handmade flowers I fashioned out of egg cartons and paint.
A shot from a firework display held, coincidently, on my birthday—part of the celebration for the 100th anniversary of the town I grew up in.
Castillo fireworks in jocotepec, Mexico.
last night was the final procession for the 12 day celebration of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
My Christmas Tree/Altar. Very twinkly.
This is the tree in daylight.
this is the challenge: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/twinkle/
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
This is a very interesting Christmas desk. Colorful. A different culture. What a treat. Thank you!
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Ha! You weren’t supposed to notice the desk. It has become an altar for a few weeks, then will convert back to its old identity. Yes, Mexico is a culture rich in decorative ceremony. Loud and colorful. Keeps reminding us all that we are still alive and still have a little kick in us! Thanks for commenting…and for not smoking, Ladybug! Judy
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