I really did roll this in one roll a week or so ago! It yielded 2400 points in one roll. Blue, who was my opponent, said that qualified as an automatic win, but sadly not by my rules and we continued and I lost the game. So much for being noble. We were playing 10,000 which is sorta like Farkle but with different rules. I wasn’t thinking of Thursday Trios when I took this photo. Blue said I should take it just to chronicle my feat. Glad I minded her.
For Mama Cormier’s Thursday Trios prompt.
I love looking through doors, either from the outside or the inside. Click on photos to enlaerge.
For Thursday Doors
This picture might be a bit hard to interpret. I am actually taking a photo from my desk, looking out to the lights strung from the Virginia Creeper hanging down from the roofline. The room behind me is reflected in the glass. I love this photo and love these lights Yolanda and Pasiano insisted on stringing up for me. I like them so much that althought we’ve taken the tree and all the other decorations down, I can’t stand to take these down.
For Sunday Still’s Through a Window prompt
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I loved these photos I took at my friend Blue’s house, but wondered how I was ever going to use them. Then, when once again Brian surprised me with the “Last on the Card” prompt and I checked and discovered these were in fact the last photos I took in December, I was elated.
For Bushboy’s Last on the Card prompt
This is a grand coincidence, for I really did roll six threes in one roll in a game of Ten Thousand two days ago! This is a first in years of playing this game. My friend I was playing with insisted that when one rolled six of a kind in the game that it was an automatic win, but I insisted on playing through, taking only the 2400 points that the roll would garner. And can you believe it, she got to 10,000 before me! So much for nobility in dice-rolling! At any rate, it gave me the perfect photo for this challenge. And yes, I really did take a photo of my roll. This is not a staged photo.
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There is nothing like an empty space to attract our attention to what it surrounds or leads up to, but sometimes empty spaces themselves are filled with reflections of what surrounds them.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 