If you follow my poetry blog, you know that each week I take a day, or part of a day (or sometimes parts of two or three days, depending!) to devote to writing poetry. I’m currently in year two of this practice and 2018 is: Day Trip Poetry Marathon.
I like to leave home and do this activity in a suitable place, which for me has usually meant a library.
For the past year or so most of the time I have gone to Brendlinger Library, Montgomery County Community College, in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania. As a county resident, I can check out books and enjoy the library as much as I want. And I do enjoy it – I like the atmosphere and being around students and books.
Each week I park in the lot in about the same place. It helps in finding my car if I don’t vary things too much, plus – we are creatures of habit, all of us, and this is one of mine – parking in a certain spot.
I take a photo and send it to my husband to let him know when I have arrived. Over time, I’ve got a lot of photos of the same view. Take a look – here is an array from March 3 – November 2, 2018.
Time passing in a very tangible way…
- 3/1/18
- 3/23/18
- 3/30/18
- 4/5/18
- 4/19/18
- 4/26/18
- 5/10/18
- 6/7/18
- 6/14/18
- 6/21/18
- 6/29/18
- 7/5/18
- 7/11/18
- 8/2/18
- 8/9/18
- 8/23/18
- 8/30/18
- 9/6/18
- 9/13/18
- 9/20/18
- 9/26/18
- 10/3/18
- 10/25/18
- 10/29/18
- 11/2/18
If you are a real fan of the parking lot saga, look here for a previous post I did back in February, the same thing…only a different time…
I like the variations of the sky in each photograph
What a great habit! 🙂 You get a photo, he gets the info.
I am still doing it. It’s become a ritual. Every so often I publish a set of the photos. Another one coming up soon, I think. I like to see how this very ordinary scene changes.
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