Looking out from the inside of the barbershop to a quaint little town of antique stores, book store, an art gallery of Long Island artists a deli and a luncheonette where a blues band plays every Friday night.
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About Me
- Vivian aka Deborah
- With age comes wisdom, it's true, so make sure the wisdom you gain is worthwhile. I thought my self immature till I had a baby. A baby is a sure way to mature oneself. So I had two more! And now that they are grown and mature, they call me immature! It takes two to tango. It takes two to marry. It takes two to keep it going. Treat words like grains of salt. Grab hold of them and learn, but allow some to slip through your hands. And above all else....I give thanks to God....everyday! All my poems and photos are copyrighted. Thank you to all who have left a comment.
I can see letters and shapes...
swirling up into the air and I swear they spell out your name in hot vapors of kaleidoscope colors
Prayer changes things...
this I know
Go ahead...
leave a comment and make my day.
I swear...
Do blondes have more fun?
Pray
I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain, coming down on a sunny day?
Why is the coffee
always gone?
Got Jesus?
well if not, bout time your find Him, eh?
Coffee and honey
mix in the great outdoors and oh what a feeling!
6 comments:
This one is also nice; I like the silhouette of the interior of the shop.
Thank you!
Ahh, yes, sepia tone is good!
Thanks for stopping by GDP. I still have my box of 45s from "the day" including a picture jacket copy of The Beatles' Rain w/ I'm Down on the flip side. Don't know what the little plastic thing that goes in the middle is called...
Nice capture Vivian....your on a roll with the Barber theme. Reminds me from when I was young and visited the small town Barber.
I btw, you asked about that photo of Marblehead. The original image look mostly like that, just a regular color image. The one that you like was worked to the tones of shepia. It gives it a mood 1920's. Thank you for being so kind on all your comments.
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