That is my illustrator Isidro’s granddaughter. It broke her heart when we borrowed Isidro’s phone back to use it to hear the song that accompanies the Puppy book. I had taken him one and wanted him to hear it..This photo was taken just before the SHOCK of her losing possession of the phone for a few minutes.
love all photos, tiny girl on step my favorite. I am reading Into the beautiful North. Funny. Sad. Sweet and sour but mostly sweet. Such characters. And the satirical humor … Sometimes just slapstick. Wouldn’t it make a marvelous movie? I love this Urrea guy and Ursula le Guinn (rip) helped him. I met her and she was cold to me probably because our mutual friend said to her. Oh ann writes so well, you must read some of her work. That remark put me in the grave. Don’t blame her. Ann
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Very interesting mixture of nature and man made
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The first was my favorite–the rainwater in the dried palm leaf and the reflection in the water.
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Yes, it’s very unique picture
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Loved the little one sitting on the doorstep and the last one, the heart above the heart 💕 Thank you for sharing 🤗
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That is my illustrator Isidro’s granddaughter. It broke her heart when we borrowed Isidro’s phone back to use it to hear the song that accompanies the Puppy book. I had taken him one and wanted him to hear it..This photo was taken just before the SHOCK of her losing possession of the phone for a few minutes.
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A wonderful selection of photos Judy.
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A fine group of collaboration between humanity and nature
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love all photos, tiny girl on step my favorite. I am reading Into the beautiful North. Funny. Sad. Sweet and sour but mostly sweet. Such characters. And the satirical humor … Sometimes just slapstick. Wouldn’t it make a marvelous movie? I love this Urrea guy and Ursula le Guinn (rip) helped him. I met her and she was cold to me probably because our mutual friend said to her. Oh ann writes so well, you must read some of her work. That remark put me in the grave. Don’t blame her. Ann
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