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a place to wait for death
The first thing that caught my attention in this cemetery was that it was so green – a think carpet of green clover (or something) covered nearly everything. It was a sunny day and the green was almost too much for my eyes to handle.
The second thing I noticed was that folding chair against a tree and facing toward the headstones.
And then after that, I noticed that chair was chained and padlocked to the tree. It felt like a sad story.
Oak Cliff Cemetery
Dallas, Texas
photographed 5.4.2024
greenwood (unfocused)
Sometimes it just feels good to un-focus a shot. This was one of those times.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
photographed 4.20.2024
i believe dolls are inherently creepy
This is not the first time I’ve posted a photo of a doll (or dolls) in a window. And it’s also not the first time that I have wondered if the term “creepy doll” is redundant.
It’s just the most recent time it’s occurred to me.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
photographed 4.20.2024
does fashion need to be painful?
I sort of see the attraction to a jacket with spikes in the sleeves – it might help discourage people in the grocery store checkout line from standing too close. But since COVID and all, that’s not nearly the problem that I seem to remember.
Otherwise, I’m not sure I get it. Figuratively. Or, you know, literally.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
photographed 4.20.2024
cherry
I love to visit downtowns on Sunday mornings. There’s something about the empty streets and closed businesses that I find interesting. And sometimes you get to spot a KitchenAid mixer RIGHT THERE, which automatically makes for a good downtown visit.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
photographed 4.21.2024
