This is one of the most moving pieces of art I've seen, about the melting and loss of traditions and the creation of new patterns. FWIW, it's entirely woven, like the traditional rug would have been.

Anza Borrego State Park, May 2021

Christmas 2021

My hair before it mostly fell out. I miss it.

Bridge over the Snake River, Idaho

Pie Day....and I make pies at least once a year...Lemon Meringue

My old work station, in my bedroom. I eventually moved the picture over to center it better over the desk. That desk is a total mess now, piled with books, nails and hooks from the pictures I removed from the livingroom, hall and kitchen and my organizer from work is still there. The walls are also green now.

From March 13, 2021 - so soothing...

India and Sasha, our 2 Tibetan Spaniels.

It was surprisingly difficult to find pictures for the right day and year that weren't too personal. I have a lot of pictures of my kids 😂 Monday 2024

Tuesday 2023 my 2 year old walking outside in her socks 🤦

2 more Tuesday 2023. We visited Pennsylvania. Grandparents have a nice yard, lots of deer.

Misty view over a pumpkin field. November 2021.

Hi Tera - nice pics! Nice also to have someone new playing Annie's 'game' 🙂

P.S. Every week Annie posts a different theme and a prompt for each day of that week, and everyone shares a photo of that day's topic. It doesn't have to be a photo taken on that day - it just needs to be your own photo.

So today's topic/prompt is something from 2021. Further down the page, you'll find the threads of photos for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Looking forward to seeing more 😀

Ah ok! Unfortunately I have no pics from 2021 on my phone 🙃

Welcome to the party Tera. The themes I post for the week are just suggestions and there's no need to follow that theme if it doesn't work for you.

Here are the general guidelines for these threads:

Guidelines:

1. These threads are to share *your* photos. It is not about pulling pictures or memes off the internet, facebook, twitter, etc. It is about sharing a photo that is personal to you. Know the source of your photo. We assume you are the photographer. If not, then credit the photographer, such as my son took this picture on our vacation. A personal photo where you don't know the photographer, such as a pic of your grandmother as an infant, is ok, but please state it as such.
2. Exception to #1 above: we have occasionally come across questions of identification of plants or animals. One may post a specimen photo off the internet to help in identification. Please credit it as such.
3. This is not a photography contest, so everyone is welcome from beginner to pro, whether using fancy equipment or a cell phone. We're not judging the photo as much as sharing our experiences.
4. There may be a theme for the day suggested by the initial photo, but it is not necessary to follow that theme.
5. One or two photos per post are optimal. No more than 5 photos per post please, but post as often as you like.
6. A caption isn't required but is helpful.
7. These threads are meant to be a respite from the craziness in the world, so posts/topics that are potentially controversial, contentious or upsetting are discouraged.

By following these guidelines, it is hoped we can keep the atmosphere here pleasant and welcoming which will encourage us to share our experiences while enhancing our creativity and our ability to notice and appreciate the world around us and our fellow posters.

Thank you for your participation and cooperation. Happy shooting!

From my Great Escape to Joshua Tree National Park

@Annie Thank you!