Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh
Posted on Friday, July 19th, 2013
The theme for this week’s challenge has a lot of options. How many different ways can you think about the word “fresh?” Of course, there are tall glasses of lemonade, cool running streams, early asparagus, vine ripened tomatoes, and farm fresh eggs. Then there are remarks that are made by someone we might call sassy.
Then there are fresh starts.
I took this picture while strolling the streets of Puyallup, Washington, with my dear cousin, Cathy. This ‘sculpture’ felt like a fresh start to me. We take a shower in the morning to freshen up our body. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could step into “Life’s Shower” and freshen up our attitude, our mood, and our focus?
There are days I’d like to start FRESH in Life’s Shower. How about you? Here is my submission for the Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh
Thank you for taking the time to view my entry. And please be sure to comment below with your thoughts. I appreciate you!
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OSS says: July 20th, 2013 at 11:14 am
Oh Yes I remember that walk well and every time I walk by this sculpture now I think of you. Hopefully with all the wheel turning we did, some of those virtues rubbed off on us. Ha!
Patti says: July 22nd, 2013 at 11:52 am
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I’m so glad you remember that! And, yes, I’m hoping the virtues rubbed off, too. I knew you’d enjoy that picture. HUGS!
Lyle @ The Joy of Simple says: August 1st, 2013 at 6:52 am
A life shower a few times a year would definitely be a wonderful experience. I’m just not sure what soap and shampoo would be appropriate 🙂
Wonderful photo Patti!!
All the best.
Lyle
Patti says: August 1st, 2013 at 5:35 pm
Thanks, Lyle! I’m glad you enjoyed my photo and take on the word ‘Fresh.’ That was a very cool thing to come across on our walk.
Yeah, I think a ‘life shower’ would be awesome. The soap and shampoo issue is a puzzle. What is appropriate for cleansing, detangling, and evaluating?
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Thanks again for stopping by and commenting, Lyle. I always appreciate you!