Dreary weekend so far. Yesterday morning, Saturday, I stayed home and got a lot of small chores done around the house. Like changing sheets, doing laundry, making a large pot of spaghetti sauce [hopefully it'll reheat and be leftovers for a couple of days], cleaning both bathrooms and changing out the towels in kitchen and baths. Then, I played on the computer for my allotted hour's time sitting in one place. I played with some of my photos and went out online and did a few "double exposures" with their filter. Did one of each...one in black and white, and the other with the color images. Some, I thought, looked better as black and white.
This is blue bonnets last spring and an egret with the "canopy" stance they do when hunting for a meal.
A shrimp boat silhouette and a Gulf sunrise superimposed
A white tailed stag infused into park landscaping along the river bank
Top of palm -with a bird- against a bay sunrise
Daughter, Irene, and butterfly
Another shrimp boat scene [can you tell I love seeing these?] and sunrise
Brown pelican and bank of jetty super-imposed [and palm trees]
Before I knew it, it was time to get up away from the computer and do a bit of walking. I stopped at my stationary bike and peddled for 30 minutes. By that time it was time to get busy with something else for activity. Gotta keep busy for I get bored at home. lol Maybe find something to sketch or do another pastel with my oil crayons?!! Maybe fold the clothes I washed? [I don't fold them the very minute I take them out of the dryer except to hang the permanent press...otherwise, they sit for a day maybe.] Or help Bud finish setting up his smartphone. He has the hardest time understanding these "techie" things, I would honestly say, it'd be easier for me to just do it...but, hey...it's good for his brain. Oh, I know what I can do for a few minutes! Take down the Valentine's Day decorations and get the dining table back to 'normal'. We're also thinking of watching an oldie but goodie movie...Robin Williams and Good Morning Vietnam. It's been ages since we've seen that one. Shut the lights off, sit cozy in a warm house and enjoy a good movie.