
https://ceenphotography.com/2016/10/26/cees-which-way-photo-challenge-october-26-2016/

Don’t know why I like this photo so much, but had to share it as an oddball!!! I guess I’m just an oddball.
https://ceenphotography.com/2016/10/21/cees-odd-ball-photo-challenge-2016-week-42/
For about a year, in every photo of my sister, she was wearing cowboy boots. I doubt she was half so startled as this scene suggests. I had a nylon stocking over my face and the pointed head is an illusion created by the fold of the sheet. I think it is interesting that the Frosty the Snowman plastic “ornament” is already out on the end table. Or perhaps it is still there from the Xmas before. At any rate, short of field mice or spiders, this is as scary as it ever got at my house.
The prompt word today is “Scary.”

I have no idea what this flower is. Its leaves are dark green and lush, the flowers, the size of a finger, shy and retiring by comparison. It grows beside my studio. I’m sure I planted it, but I can’t remember when.
https://ceenphotography.com/2016/10/24/flower-of-the-day-october-25-2016-chrysanthemums/
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Hemingway
Because he liked that lost sensation,
(that loss-of-memory elation
that comes from excess of libation)
he nightly staged that transformation
that ended all his perturbation,
thereby taking a vacation
from the quest for information
to seed his novel’s inspiration.
As he imbibed in a rash ration
of this liquid excitation,
it also raised the consternation
of friends of long association
who watched the sad continuation
of his fine mind’s alteration
as he drank to satiation
and finally, to his tale’s cessation.

Ernest Hemingway on the topic of whiskey:
The prompt word today was “Transformation.”
That Small Feeling That Something’s Wrong
My intuition sounds its gong.
I have an inkling something’s wrong.
I look around for what’s amiss,
but cannot tell what signals this.
My arm and neck hairs stir and rise,
as if to warn me of surprise.
This tiny hunch keeps me alert,
but insight is a fickle flirt.
When nothing happens, it goes away
and I live out my normal day.
That tiny niggling little prickle
might lead to nought, for insight’s fickle,
and sometimes things are just so small
that they aren’t there at all.
The prompt word today is “tiny.”