purple motes
a journal of whimsy and hope
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Looks suspiciously similar to your August 8 entry except from a higher perspective.
Uh oh, I hope I haven't crossed the fine line separating convention from theme-and-variation.
Did you take all the photos of the flowers. Wow!
I can't find the video of Uncle Fran.