Pocketful of Memory Cards

 *I do have to give credit where credit is due and tell you this one was inspired by another photo through a frosted window taken by the talented Janet Roth.

I caught sight of my shadow  while scouting for photo ops and tried to take a shot of me making a peace sign.  Turns out I'd need another hand for that - no self timer on the iPhone. Then I thought "Hey, that looks like an Inukshuk", one with stumpy arms, but an Inukshuk nonetheless. If you're a regular visitor to this page you know I'm very open to signs from above, or the universe, or whatever you want to call it. According to this link , one of the traditional meanings of Inukshuk is  "You are on the right path".   I'd like to think I am.  It's been a great journey so far: a winding, joyful, challenging, up and down round and round path, not unlike your own I'm sure.  Where this path will lead next, I have no idea but I know I don't have to remind you to enjoy the journey while you can.  We know it will end, hopefully a long time from now, and though we don't truly know the ultimate destination, I'd like to ...

I was driving out Lakeshore Road this afternoon and decided to stop in the parking lot above the dog beach at Cedar Creek.  This section is also the Nude Beach, but I saw no hearty souls in their birthday suits this afternoon. It was bright and sunny, much more so than this photo shows, but I discovered the battery on my Nikon was dead and had to be happy with my iPhone.  Maybe it will look brighter on your computer.   I'd like to return with the dogs this weekend.  And in case you're curious, my nude beach days are over.  For some reason the more often I went, the more uncomfortable I felt.  Which reminds me of a comedienne I once saw who described the perils of eating sandwiches on a nude beach in the presence of seagulls.

My hubby took me to the The Old Vines Restaurant at Quails' Gate Winery  for lunch today and I snapped a quick shot with my iphone.  These merlot grapes look like they'll be picked very soon.  I managed to restrain myself from eating any but didn't restrain myself from buying two bottles of the Quails' Rosé  before we left. It's one of my summer favourites and I'm determined we still have some summer left!