100 Days of Summer - Day 21 - da plane! da plane!

This is where I fly in and out of and where you'd land if you came to vist me.

Stuttgart Airport

It was a rainy morning when I took this photo. We'd just dropped my in-laws off for their early flight back home. Stefan and I then had breakfast in the restaurant on the top floor.  From our window we could watch the planes being loaded, directed, taking off and landing.
 

100 Days of Summer - Day 20

100 Days of Summer . Day 19 - Daisies and Daisy

Today's contribution to 100 Days of Summer can be found here.

http://www.jellyfishwhispers.com/2012/07/a-poem-by-linda-hofke.html

The poem was just posted this morning. I had totally forgotten that the publication date was today, because I sort of had a rough day. If you want to know why, visit my other blog here.


http://lind-guistics.blogspot.de/2012/07/daisy-cupcake.html

Thanks for stopping by. Have a nice day.

100 Days of Summer - Day 18 - dog times four

 The greatest love is a mother's; then a dog's; then a sweetheart's.  ~Polish Proverb 

100 Days of Summer - Day 17 - hot dog

                        Hot + Dog =

                            hot dog

100 Days of Summer - Day 16 - relaxing

My husband is changing jobs. He worked his last day at the former job on Thursday but doesn't begin the new job until August 1. That means I get to spend extra time with him. It also means that when the weather is nice, he can spend time riding. After a 30 or 40-kilometer ride, he likes to relax a bit. Sometimes he'll enjoy a cool beer or Radler. Other times he might take a nap. And then there are times...

he does both. Here he is in our backyard, legs up, bicycle gear still on. I couldn't resist snapping a picture.

100 Days of Summer - Day 15 - Similarity

As I was visiting the blogs of other 100 Days of Summer participants I came across a post from Jim Wittenberg. (Click here to see the picture or else you'll miss the comparison I make later.)

Looking at the artwork, I got a feel of movement in the blue area, like water. The red-orange shapes to the left side could be flames or perhaps something else. It seemed familiar to me. Then I realized. It reminds me of a photo I took in October, when the colored leaves on a tree branch hung over the water of  Ebnisee.

Here's my photo. The distribution of color isn't exactly the same but it sort of has the same feel to it. What do you think? Or is it just me?