London, ON, right now
It's 8:05 p.m. The kids are riding their bikes in front of the house. Frasier sits on his leash by the curb, waiting for everyone to return.
This isn't a huge moment in anyone's life. It's merely a moment. But as I sit on the lawn and watch our brood enjoy a warm evening under a clear blue sky, I decide that even suppposedly "mere" moments deserve to be remembered and recorded.
Your turn: If all the bits and bytes work as they should, this entry will float from my Motorola Q and onto my blog, thus making this my official moblogging (mobile blogging) debut. What other vignettes from afar should I capture next?
You are right about the moments that stand out being the everyday things you share with family and loved ones. I wrote something similar not long ago...
ReplyDeleteCapture images that make you do a double take, especially in a good way.
Oh, what a cute dog!!! You are blessed with a wonderful family and you are wise enough to know it and appreciate it. That speaks volumes!
ReplyDeleteAll your pictures are wonderful Carmi. You are very talented!
I'll try to watch that interview tomorrow. Gotta get to bed now.
I've always liked watching couples..so much you can tell in how they look at each other..or don't.. how they touch, how they walk. It's a silent picture every time..
ReplyDeleteI love the way he looks at the camera. You are his paparazzi afterall Carmi. Sounds like a lovely night there in Ontario.
ReplyDeleteHave a great Wednesday there.
Well it definitely worked, Carmi. What a sweet picture of your dear Doggie...He is growing up, isn't he..?
ReplyDeleteYou certainly are the wizard of tech, my dear....I could use your help! I just got a new cell phone and it is so damn complicated...It brought me to tears! (lol)
I have no answer to your question, as it's 5:30 in the morning and my own four-legged creature has woken me up for unknown reasons. But you remind me of a showtune:
ReplyDeleteAny moment, big or small,
Is a moment, after all.
Stick with the little moments - whatever they happen to eb and whenever they occur. It is impossible to predict them in advance.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet photo of Frasier.
Cute puppy and I love the name. Thanks for stopping by my site.
ReplyDeleteCarmi, Frasier looks almost identical to my friend's new dog Griffin!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet photo and a great moment to savour!
ReplyDeleteCool! His face has such personality. Happy mo-blogging! I just got a cell phone with a built-in camera. The quality isn't great, but I'm tickled that I can e-mail photos from my phone!
ReplyDeleteOh...but it is an important moment. Dogs have a shorter lifespan than humans...and in the end, it is their compassionate loyalty that we treasure.
ReplyDeleteJust dropping in with a smile and hug to say hello!
ReplyDelete~xo
Lee Ann
hi Carmi, I have been held hostage by the facebook phantoms, lol are you on facebook?
ReplyDeleteMy God that dog of yours is adorable. I can't imagine a better name for him either. He looks like a Frasier
ReplyDeletecapture it all....... :) inhale it all in!!
great picture....and now mobile blogging.
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