Art saw this cartoon this morning in the Honolulu Advertiser and got such a kick out of it that I just had to post it.
Then we got our reusable grocery bags and headed for the Open (Farmers) Market in Waiau. The rain stopped just in time for us and the sky was ablaze to greet the day.
We got a nice selection of vegetables for the week and are now off to start the day with a few errands.
What an amazing photograph on the left--the people, the tree, the reflecting puddles in the streets...and that SKY! What a glorious way to start the day; I'm so glad you had your camera.
ReplyDeleteThat comic is a kick. I wish the silent majority would get louder--and a certain Party just get over itself. *sigh*
Oh my Kay, those skies are incredible and enjoyed the cartoon. I love your new header too. Thanks for stopping by my blog while I was away. It's good to be home catching up with my blogging friends.
ReplyDeletelovely skies, amazing how the rain can stop so fast there...
ReplyDeleteOh wow! The color, the people, the puddles ... this is so real and yet surreal. Awesome capture, Kay!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Kay, the color of those skies is just amazing...what camera are you using!
ReplyDeleteSusan: It really was an awesome sky and the veggies were pretty nice also.
ReplyDeleteDenise: Welcome back, Denise. I'm looking forward to seeing what else you posted from your trip.
Lin: We do have interesting micro weather here in Hawaii.
Quilly: Thanks, Quilly! I'm glad I can easily carry my camera around now.
Betty: Thanks, Betty. You have so many awesome sights in Paraguay.
Peggy: Thanks, Peggy. I'm using the teeny camera Tif and Ed gave me for my birthday. It's the Canon Power Shot SD 890 IS, Digital ELPH.
Those photos look like oil paintings! You should consider enlarging them and hanging them on your wall.
ReplyDeleteThe header photo is just beautiful. I like the clouds in the second photo, just amazing.
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing Kay. My gosh, truly amazing!
ReplyDeleteGigi: Thanks, Gigi! I was lucky to be at the right place at the right time. Those skies come and go so quickly.
ReplyDeleteCheryl: Thanks, Cheryl. I was really mesmerized by that sky this morning.
Sandy: Awwww... thank you, Sandy.
oh wow, what amazing skies
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful sky photos! Funny cartoon, too. Typical, huh?
ReplyDeleteGreat skies, cartoon and post.
ReplyDeleteCheck out my post tomorrow Kay.
Aloha, Friend!
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cloudia
Those are absolutely gorgeous shots! Wow! Kay! the colors are so stunning! Isn't it marvelous to catch a shot like that when you weren't really looking -- it was just there! So glad you had your camera!
ReplyDeleteLove the comic and I'm with Susan!!
Enjoy the rest of your week!
Sylvia
Christine and Janie: Thank you, dear friends!
ReplyDeleteCloudia: Will do!
Sylvia: Thank you so much. The sunset this evening was really awesome, too. It must be this crazy weather we're having.
WHAT a gorgeous sky! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic colour! This is like a painting! Sunrises and sunsets make the most beautiful sky photos. Thank you for sharing! Thanks for your enthusiastic comment about NZ. It is a beautiful country. The Maoris are Polynesian like many people on your islands. They came to NZ around 900 AD.Interesting culture they have.
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing skies you have in Hawaii! Just beautiful! Glad you got some great veggies at the market too!
ReplyDeleteThose photos are just amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh..that photo on the left... stunning. I love the cartoon and the fact you aren't using plastic bags... Michelle
ReplyDeletelaughing housewife: Thanks a bunch!
ReplyDeleteReader Wil: I did love New Zealand. I was surprised at how many of the Maori words sounded Hawaiian.
Sherri: We do have some lovely skies in Hawaii when the vog stays away.
Linda: Thank you! :-)
Michelle: It really helps that I always carry my little nylon bags with me on my backpack. I should keep a count on just how many plastic bags I've saved by doing that.
You sure these are not oil paintings?? Wow wee, what a sky!
ReplyDeleteI've been eating dig-provided meals in Tiberias for three weeks and now came home to a house devoid of fresh fruit and vegetables. Strange. Can hardly wait to go the the shuk tomorrow.
Ahhhh... so they fed you well, hunh?
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