I'm Late, I'm Late, For The SPSH Date

I am so sorry that I am so late posting this. The Summer Photo Scavenger Hunt organized by Patio Postcards should have been on my blog October 1. I had houseguests and just did not get around to finishing it before then. I was busy and it just slipped my mind until this morning when I was doing a little blog cleaning and organizing. OOPS! So here it is, in all its lateness! 

June:  A Breakfast of Champions  

July:   Favourite Time of Day

Aug:   Something To Represent Home But Not The Building

Aug:   Head In The Clouds; shapes or interesting patterns

July:   The Art Of The Fold

June:   Something That Makes You Laugh or Happy

July:    What's In Bloom

July:    Window Views

June:   Something Older Than You  

Aug:   The Delivery Van/Truck Making The Deliveries

July:   The Shape of Round/Circula

Aug: Something That Is Cause For Celebration

June:   Your Marie Kondo Moment – Or Not 

Aug:    Inside Your Fridge Or Cupboard

June:   Your Best Doodle Art (not public graffiti) 

July:    A Guilty Pleasure; Something That Recharges You

Aug:    An Exit

June:    Upside Down, Right Side Up  

Aug:    Steps, But Who's Counting 

Aug:    Decades Of Sharing; find something in your home that is from the 70's or80's or 90's or      00's

This is my interpretation of the prompt "an exit". My sister and I sold Mom's house and experienced the ending of physical ties to our family home.

Ya'll are crazy as loons if you think I am ever going to post a picture of the inside of my refrigerator. You are stuck with looking inside my pantry.

Sorry about the blurred photo. I never see the FedEx truck or the UPS truck when they deliver to my house. I was literally walking out the door when I noticed the truck, stopped to make a delivery to the house across the street. I grabbed my phone from my pocket and got one quick shot before he left.

Pre-Covid, I volunteered at a facility to provide social and recreational needs for adults with different abilities. A local business donated a lot of all occasion cards to the organization for the participants to use as they wished. This week, I received cards from some of the them. If this  is not a cause for celebration, I don't know what is!

Steps, but who's counting, from Mom's deck. I will confess I have counted them hundreds of times going up or down them. I imagine I will never count them again.

We have experienced one of the wettest summers I can remember and I have never have a camera handy on the few sunny cloud filled days. Instead of heads in the clouds I opted for heads on the wall. When my older two sons were young I cast their faces in plaster. Both casts had a couple of accidents before I had them mounted and framed. They have lived on my bedroom wall for a long time now. When Son3 was the same age I tried to cast his face, but he was having none of it!

Nothing says home like Sneaky Jorge, the butler who lives in my foyer. He has been known to greet dinner guests with their favorite beverage (if I know in advance what it is). 

Today he is just holding a ticket stub though I have no idea why.

His face is a little terrifying, but overall he is a pretty nice chap. 

And last ,but certainly not least, is the photo of something decades old. Uncle Bob made these for all of his great nieces and nephews, regardless of their ages, for Christmas one year. I know these were made sometime in the 80's.

So thank you for providing all these wonderful prompts.

It has been fun!