Moments… frozen in memory but not my camera, much to my chagrin.
Part 1
… we are at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. A short woman stands underneath a painting, hands clasped behind her back, long gray hair coiled into a bun. She is perfectly centered, gazing up at the painting, inches away from it.
… we are driving along a two-lane highway on a cloudy, drizzly day. Out in a green field, there is a boy in a bright red coat, facing a gated fence. Several sheep are behind him, also facing the fence. On the other side of the open gate, stands one lone sheep, looking out at the rest of the flock.
… we are driving home from work, passing a local farm. There is a blonde boy in a blue and white striped shirt, sitting on a hay bale and bundling handfuls of yellow daffodils together. A white bucket sits at his feet, brimming with more flowers.
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Oh I know that feeling well. I’ll be interested to see what you come up with. And you may have inspired me to do something similar.