Photos of the Week: November 18

Life is a canvas. It’s up to you, what colors you choose to paint this canvas of life into a beautiful Masterpiece.” – unknown

Ah, the joys of learning to roller skate.

We got a new boxing toy. Anyone want to guess how many times we played “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor this week? Exactly right — enough to make you want to go out a punch something!

My work colleagues were in town this week. Seattle did a great job showing itself off with spectacular weather.

Thanksgiving theme for the neighborhood skeleton and soda display! It’s been a while since we’ve had a good soda design.

Cooper and his puppy kindergarten posse.

Heart and sign of the week. I selected this sign for its straightforward approach to letting customers know what to expect from their local coffee shop.

43 thoughts on “Photos of the Week: November 18

    1. Soda turkey – right! The funny thing is that I often can’t see it when I stand right in front of the display. Looking at it through the camera lens gives me a better perspective. Weird this perception thing!

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      1. True! It isn’t just a painting method, but also implies being bery active in creating our lives, vs. being passive!

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      1. Ha ha. I was never very good at roller skating. One of my high school friend decided she wanted to learn to impress her boyfriend. We went a couple of times and then we ended up in the emergency room one night when that same friend sprained her wrist. The gig was up at that point.

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  1. Looks like you just SKATED (pun intended) through another fabulous week. Is Seattle having the best weather ever? Beautiful pics and I’m sort into the punching bag? Hugs, C

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      1. We’re now in the place we were planning to be last July: Sequoia National Park. We weren’t able to go then because roads were washed away by the spring thaw. I commented yesterday that I’m so glad things worked out the way they did. Far fewer crowds and not hot here now. Chilly, but warming up is easier than cooling down. All around, especially since the Seattle trip was as wonderful as could be (including overlapping with July 4 on the boat and Jay’s birthday), that was an amazing trip! Only sad I missed out on Cooper. 😁

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