and I thought ...

honestly speaking

this morning

the wind, the sun, and us.

waiting

she left when dawn arrived.

I'm currently reading a novel called "The Boy Who Couldn't Sleep and Never Had to" by D.C. Pierson, and am enjoying it immensely so far. I spotted it at Powell's and loved the cover. The narrator, a typical geeky teenage boy, and his best friend (the title character) are rather likable and quite interesting.

dreaming with my eyes wide open

The cherry blossoms announce the arrival of spring. This tree is just down the street from where we live.

look at where we are now...

which side is the outside?

memories, old and dry.

if nothing else, we survived.

the pretense of happiness.

The tree, situated beside the EMP in Seattle, was entirely adorned with these lights.

you delight me

stop and eat the sugar

It's a marshmallow world in the winter~~

A tasty window display at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Seattle.

no exit*

I really liked the textures of this brick wall; it was the side of a building where we parked in Seattle to go to Pike's Market. I like the dirt and grime on it; I think it gives it a human quality.

*Sorry, Mr. Sartre. I couldn't think of a better title.

my mood in the span of five minutes

(One side of the Experience Music Project, designed by Frank Gehry.)

catch me when I'm free

thoughts caught in my mind

(Remnants of some kind of plastic bag caught and torn on barbed wire.)

warm enough for berries

I was so delighted with the different shades of red on these berries!

making way for the new.

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