For this week’s Word Press photo challenge we are to focus on one thing. Don’t forget to click on the link to see what others are sharing.
Wishing each one of you Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and much happiness always.
For this week’s Word Press photo challenge we are to focus on one thing. Don’t forget to click on the link to see what others are sharing.
Wishing each one of you Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and much happiness always.
Never be a food snob. Learn from everyone you meet – the fish guy at your market, the lady at the local diner, farmers, cheese makers. Ask questions, try everything and eat up! — Rachael Ray
KCC Farmers’ Market is a must stop when you visit Oahu. It’s a great place to get breakfast before or after a Saturday morning hike up Diamond Head since it is directly across from the entrance. And it is also the place to find fresh local jams, jellies, honey, snacks, baked goods, spices, etc. Don’t forget to pack a bag to carry it all.
Be sure to bring cash because some of the vendors do not accept credit cards. It’s a favorite part of my community.
This post is part of the Weekly Photo Challenge. Click on the link to see what others are sharing.
For the weekly photo challenge, Cheri Lucas Rowlands wants us to show our interpretation of grand.
Someone had shaved our Keeshond before we adopted him four weeks ago and initially he was not happy when I pointed the camera at him. With love, frequent grooming, and a better diet including fish oils, his fur is growing back. Do you see how happy he is this week? He is even showing his silly side. His paw is better too with short walks and a glucosamine supplement. My Golden and I think that is grand; don’t you?
This week Ben Huberman requests, “IN A NEW POST CREATED FOR THIS CHALLENGE, SHARE A PHOTO THAT FEATURES A LIGHT SOURCE.”
Multiple sources of light in Honolulu:
I’m grateful that I have been to Fantasy in Lights at Callaway Gardens twice over the years while visiting my family for the holidays.
Rudolph is still one of my favorites at Christmas despite recent controversy. I always looked forward to seeing it when I was younger. I love Burl Ives and I’ve always loved, “There Is Always Tomorrow.” I think it is important to continue to believe in our dreams. Don’t you?