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February 24, 2017

What’s On Your Camera Roll?

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It was such a hit the first time I shared what was on my camera roll I decided to make it a semi regular feature on It’s Just Life.  It is an easy post and lets folks know what is going on in my world without a whole lengthy post.

So here you go.  For your viewing pleasure I present some of the unedited pictures from my phone camera roll.

Who would have thought posting a picture of a rotting avocado would create such a dialogue on Facebook?  Did you know that you can freeze the inside of an avocado?  One of my Canadian friends told me that and I have yet to try it because obviously it was too late for this one.  Getting avocados to be the correct ripeness is always a challenge, isn’t it?

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My fairy garden was defiled.  I suspect Ricky the Raccoon.  I will rebuild. He won’t stop me.

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The camellias are blooming and beautiful. A sure sign that spring is coming.  A sure sign.

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Buddy hanging out just saying “What’s up?”

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I treated myself to a solo lunch at PF Chang’s after my haircut. I am such a sucker for dumplings.

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No wonder my bird feeders are always empty.

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Another backyard visitor looking for a handout.

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And finally proof that the sun still comes up.  Despite everything going on in my life and in the world I am blessed almost every day with a beautiful sunrise that I can watch from my bed.  Life doesn’t get much better than this.

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