Trying to get into that holiday mood.
It comes to me that it is December 16th. I hit the mall for the first, and what I hope is the last time, yesterday.
Today’s black and white challenge is part of a weekly phoneography challenge sponsored by Lens and Pens by Sally.
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Love to travel, read, garden. I am a nurse case manager working in Disease Management.
Photos of locations visited are personal file photos.
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I detest malls even during non festive times! You seem to have found some lovely distraction Angeline 🙂
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I was just passing by, and came to a screeching halt when I saw them. A few minutes later I could hear their lovely music and wished I could have stayed to listen.
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At least you had some live music to enjoy!
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And they were good! Jazz kind of vibe!
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I avoid the malls this time of year. I have good luck shopping locally and leave the malls to the professionals — or masochists. 😉
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Sunday reminded me why I usually do not go there, especially at this time of year! Craziness.
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Hitting the mall is something I try to avoid, too. Lots of online shopping and small stores. Merry Christmas to you Angeline.
Ruth
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Online shopping is definitely the way to go!
Merry Christmas to you too Ruth.
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I like the musicians in monochrome, giving us a focus on their expressions. Happy Phoneography Monday.
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Thank you! I thought the monochrome spiffed up the photo a bit!
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Love the second shot 🙂
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Thanks, Amy!
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I admire his holiday hat.
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The hat gives the musician a certain insouciance, don’t you think?
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I think you’re right.
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