It’s hard to believe now, but it must have rained last week. That’s when I snapped this photograph of/in a puddle on the sidewalk in front of MSOE’s Campus Center.
This recurring puddle has been a remarkably fertile source of photos for me, including this one of the Plaza East office building as raindrops were just starting to fall again . . .
. . . and this one of the Grohmann Museum, a favorite that wound up in the alumni art exhibition celebrating my undergraduate school’s fiftieth anniversary.
Where will I turn to for inspiration once the city someday repaves and improves this sidewalk’s drainage?
P.S. ~ Thank you to my friend and fellow blogger Karen Spivey for her poem/post today that got me thinking about how negatives may actually be positive forces in our lives 🙂
The one puddle you keep coming back to for a new way to look at the world. Interesting.
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I know, right? Didn’t plan it, and probably couldn’t have planned it. Just worked out that way😄
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Cool reflections
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Thanks, Rose. Happy New Year, by the way! 🎉🎉
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