I use that technique myself!
One would think it was Springtime!
Agreed, but I have been looking back at my November photos from the last few years and there are photos of baldersbrå, bluebells and clover. Would be interesting comparing with photos from when we were new out here. Impossible though. 1. I was never out walking
2. I didn’t take much photos
Good idea. I’m amazed this year at the late flowers. I believe I’ll talk a walk down Novembers past, myself.Agreed, but I have been looking back at my November photos from the last few years and there are photos of baldersbrå, bluebells and clover. Would be interesting comparing with photos from when we were new out here. Impossible though. 1. I was never out walking
The first image from last November turned out to be snow. So I ran back to the present…
Understandable
I needed to check the English word for öronvax and found a long article about it on Wikipedia. You learn new things everyday.
Hopefully the next appointment will be as smooth. Does Linus have an espresso machine or do you bring it with you?Day 313 - November 9th - De-waxed
Linus had an appointment at the medical centre this morning to get rid of a huge amount of earwax. He’s going back next week. Luckily enough he didn’t get upset. Perhaps he realized it was needed.
By the way, did you know that there are two types of earwax - wet and dry - and it’s in the genes
Earwax - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Espresso and raspberries at his place as usual
native cam, edits in LRM (just cropping and a little extra spice to his eyes)
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We bring the coffee. For safety reasons we haven’t bought him a machine. In fact, when Linus and his neighbours moved in we decided together that normally the stove and the oven are disconnected. Once a week Linus makes his own dinner with a helper from the staff. The rest of the meals they eat together on the groundfloor which has a large room with kitchen part, sofas and TV. Well, of course Linus has sofa and TV in his apartment too
What I mean is that the groundfloor is for shared activities
Sounds like a good facility. We have group homes around here. Communal kitchens and living/ activities rooms but everyone gets their own bedroom. I like the idea of an apartment, though. Seems more independent.We bring the coffee. For safety reasons we haven’t bought him a machine. In facts, when Linus and his neighbours moved in we decided together that normally the stove and the oven are disconnected. Once a week Linus makes his own dinner with a helper from the staff. The rest of the meals they eat together on the groundfloor which has a large room with kitchen part, sofas and TV. Well, of course Linus has sofa and TV in his apartment too
Oh yes, we’re happy he got an apartment there. His apartment is about 40m2 and consists of a large combined living room and kitchen, a tiny bedroom and a vestibule with wardrobes and an adjacent bathroom. The house is in a part of Uppsala where wealthy people live. Kind of a paradox as Linus and his likes are far from being wealthy
I so love your cozy, glowing greenhouse.
Look at those rays. They’re called “the fingers of god” around here. (I call them sunbeams
)I love this! The colors, the movement……
We could call the rays ”goldfingers” as something in betweenLook at those rays. They’re called “the fingers of god” around here. (I call them sunbeams
I love this! The colors, the movement……
The greenhouse is super cool, but what’s burning in the middle?
But wait - Sun is a god for many people. But perhaps those people are not the same as those who say ”fingers of god”. Sorry about this babbling
This period is so uninspiring.)
I meant the actual fire. I love sitting around a fire when it’s cool outside.We could call the rays ”goldfingers” as something in between
Me too love the shot from the car. I didn’t expect that result. I made the colours a bit warmer in the edit but nothing else I think.
”Burning in the middle”. Do you mean in the middle of the greenhouse? There are several light chains and one of them is curled upp like a ball. Or were you referring to the photo above the greenhouse? DH set fire to a small pile of sticks and twigs - rests from his ”garden cleaning project”.
I’ll try to remember LRM so I’m not googling the latest texting shortcuts to find out what it means.Day 315 - November 11th - Fungi
It’s already pitch dark and I haven’t shot more than two photos
From my daily walk - edits in Picsart and Lightroom mobile (I will call it LRM from now on so not to wear out my keyboard
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Well, it happens in early spring that we take a coffee in there. And this warm autumn has lead to that our peppermint is still fresh and growing. But the tomatoes gave up several weeks ago. They want sunshine. Me too
That sounds absolutely lovely! I love a cozy greenhouse... and the fresh smell from soil and plants.
I like the first image, with a sharp moon and dreamy cloud.Day 316 - November 12th - No blob morning
The strong winds that roared so we could hardly sleep have now calmed down. The Moon said good morning to me and it seems we’ll get a warm sunny day.
Shot 8 am with native cam. Edits in LRM - mostly noise reduction on the sky
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