August 2020 Photography

 

Lake sunset in sepia

The door of the Ye old hen house

White coneflowers in my garden

Black Eyed Susans in my garden

Purple coneflower in my garden

Beautiful baseball night

November 2017

Snow is always beautiful at the beginning of winter.

Discovered that mice got into my old school books and notebooks. I had about 1 box left to keep after cleaning out the badly damaged stuff. So many years of work (12 years in all!), gone in a moment.

A scene in preschool.

I helped host a movie night at school.

Waiting for Darcy outside dance class.

Fall moments in the garden.

A day in the life of a sub. I replaced the gym teacher on Friday (Nov 10) and injured my foot. This was taken on Sunday (Nov 12), as I started to be able to at least limp around. It's about 10 weeks later and I still have a lot of pain in my foot. I can walk, with a slight limp or sometimes none. It takes a few minutes to walk properly after being seated or sleeping. Also, I have to wear shoes in the house most of the time and can only wear shoes with good support now. No more cute sandals. 😢 I suspect a rupture or very bad tear of the plantar fascia, again!

October 2017

The gorgeous view on my walk to work.

Movie night at school!! I volunteer on the parent - fundraising committee and at virtually every event! This night we watched The Emoji movie on a big screen in the gym. A parent made popcorn, bagged it, and put these cute napkins on each one for the kids.

The view on a rainy day waiting for Darcy at dance lessons.

Kathleen's grass.

Darcy's October.

R.I.P. Gord Downie

Halloween

Grass

January Freezing Rain

The view on the way into Nanna's to bring her hot food and water.

The view from inside Nanna's kitchen. The tree bent, but did not break.

Pretty

Ice crystals on the way home.

Icy road!

The next day we went back again.

Kinda pretty.

Ice is melting now.

Nanna was without power for about a day and half and we were lucky to only loose it for 12 hours.

Snow flakes.

When you look at one little, beautiful and fragile snowflake it's hard to believe the it could so much - amazing! These wee snowflakes accumulate and work together to bring both good and bad. The same goes for people - never think the work of one person is not enough!

Ang E. Wilby

Ang E. Wilby Photography