Teri anxiously counts the seconds at her desk, anticipating a critical lunch meeting. At noon, she rushes to the café where she meets Adrian, who awaits her in a corner. Nervous yet determined, Teri is eager to uncover the answers she seeks, signaling a pivotal moment in her life.
Share Your World – Week of April 13, 2026
Sunday Poser #281 – Permanent Avoidance
Six Sentence Story: Relay
Friday Fictioneers: Romance in 100 Words
Sunday Poser #280 – Number of Edits on a Post
Share Your World – Week of April 6, 2026
Is this how it’s going to be?
Six Sentence Story: Order
Friday Fictioneers: The Old Pot




CFFC: View from Public Transportation
What do you see #334 – The man who didn’t belong here
Sunday Poser #279 – What’s my IQ?
Share Your World – Week of March 30, 2026
Aged…
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #391 – Phone Photography
Happy Sunday! Tina from Travels and Trifles posed an interesting topic for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, which is phone photography.
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Six Sentence Story: March
Throwback Thursday – Some Old New Favorites
I have just recently been going into my cloud storage to look at some of my old photos as it shows me memories of the days past. I don’t know why it took me so long to start looking at the memories, they are actually quite fun and educational. It’s educational because it allows me to see my evolution as a photographer.
I saw this photo from the March 21 memories and wondered why I never shared this photo. I saw the original but I decided I like this version better. The stark contrast of the colors really caught my eyes.


Here are 2 more from the March 21 memory and I absolutely remember them. These photos were taken March 21, 2022 at my alma mater. It was part of a photography class assignment where we must use the clock tower in our photos. The instructor didn’t say whether the clock tower must be in foreground or background. Looking at these photos now in 2026, I am picking these two as my favorite. I just love that sunset in the background and how the branches frame the clock tower.






















