Tomorrow marks one week since we welcomed 2026. Looking back at 2025, I realized now that it’s been a great year, even though, the year was full of ups and downs. For the most part, the year was good and filled with memorable highlights.
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CFFC: Full or Empty 2025 #WordlessWednesday
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #379 – Favorite Photos of 2025
Happy Sunday! To welcome the new year, the Lens-Artists team has issued the annual challenge of reflecting on the previous year with some of our favorite photos.
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Happy New Year and first Saturday of 2026 to all! Thank you, Natalie, for hosting #WeekendCoffeeShare and bringing this small group of bloggers from around the world together to share highlights of the week.
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CFFC: Nostalgia
Normally, I will probably slap on a gallery of random photos and call it a day, but for this topic, I don’t think it will make sense since the photos will be random and you, as the audience will probably have no clue why I feel nostalgic toward the photo.
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#WeekendCoffeeShare – Last Weekend of 2025
Happy Saturday to all! Once again, thank you, Natalie, for hosting #WeekendCoffeeShare each weekend.
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#WeekendCoffeeShare – Christmas Party 2025
Happy Saturday to all! Once again, thank you, Natalie, for hosting #WeekendCoffeeShare each weekend.
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CFFC: Winter and Summer
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #378 – Last Chance 2025
Happy Sunday! Can you believe it? With about two weeks left in 2025, we are technically hurtling toward 2026. As an annual tradition, the Lens-Artists team is giving us one last chance to get some honorable mentions into the challenge. Here’s mine, I hope you enjoy.
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Happy Saturday to all! Once again, thank you, Natalie, for hosting #WeekendCoffeeShare each weekend.
Continue reading “#WeekendCoffeeShare – Mid-December Garden Update”The Flower Hour #10: December Blooms
#SundayStills: Searching for #Peace
CFFC: Looking Back at Autumn and Spring 2025 #WordlessWednesday
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #377 – Holiday Fun
Happy Sunday! Ann-Christine is the host for this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and in lieu of the holidays, it appears we will be reflecting upon some fun memories of the holidays.
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Happy Saturday to all! Once again, thank you, Natalie, for hosting #WeekendCoffeeShare each weekend.
Continue reading “#WeekendCoffeeShare – The First Weekend of December”#SundayStills: The #Texture of Sand
I have never heard of Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park until I watched a video of a man’s road trip on YouTube. His road trip was about him driving from his home in Phoenix, Arizona to the border of Montana and Alberta, Canada. One of the states he had to drive through was my home state – Utah – in which he stopped and camped in 2 spots – Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park and Antelope Island State Park.
Though he only showed clips of the park, I instantaneously knew I must make a trip there. The park is located in southern Utah, about 90 minutes from the Arizona border and it was one of the destinations on my recent road trips.


Most of the park is made for camping and it’s a playground for ATVs (all-terrain vehicles) with only one parking lot for day use. My aunt and I were one of the first ones in the park that day as, with a ATV tour later in the day, we were running on a semi-tight schedule.
The sand in this place was created by the constant wind that’s transporting the particles from the surrounding mountains to this exact spot, creating sand dunes in certain spots of the park. Walking on the sand isn’t like walking on the beach. It’s much better, I think. The sand has a fine and soft texture that even if it went into your shoes, you wouldn’t feel it until you’re walking on solid ground again. I found it hard to walk on the sand as my feet sank with every step, making my steps feel like I was dragging a cinder block.
Because of the constant wind in this place, the sand is constantly shifting, wiping away the footprints and any trace of disturbance in the sand within minutes and maintaining this line pattern in the sand. I will definitely visit this park again but next time, I’m doing an ATV tour.
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Hello December 2025!
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #376 – Wings
Hope everyone had a good weekend! Beth from Wandering Dawgs is the host for this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and she has picked the theme of Wings.
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