I don’t knowi f it is me as much as it is the Texas summer coming on. It’s interesting that you say there is a lot of tension in the last photo – because that wasn’t what was going on at all. They were just talking and having a good time.
Who else but a blogger could get away with ogling the scantily clad… documenting the ogles… and publicly posting them without facing either a divorce or a restraining order? All in the name of art! Enjoyed the post, Bill.
Looks like you enjoyed yourself. I love the collection. The thing that keeps hitting me are those beautiful red pumps that just don’t seem to coordinate with the rest of the package wrapping. I keep expecting a cocktail dress above the line of the guitar case, not shorts and a tattoo. My daughter would say, “I love you, Mom, but you are old.”
Nice, Bill. So you’re a leg man… (joke!) The last one looks like it might end in mayhem, lotta tension there!
I don’t knowi f it is me as much as it is the Texas summer coming on. It’s interesting that you say there is a lot of tension in the last photo – because that wasn’t what was going on at all. They were just talking and having a good time.
Who else but a blogger could get away with ogling the scantily clad… documenting the ogles… and publicly posting them without facing either a divorce or a restraining order? All in the name of art! Enjoyed the post, Bill.
Very reflective.
I was getting tired of the pool, so I cropped it out of a couple of the photographs. The pictures weren’t as interesting, so I put it back in.
Looks like you enjoyed yourself. I love the collection. The thing that keeps hitting me are those beautiful red pumps that just don’t seem to coordinate with the rest of the package wrapping. I keep expecting a cocktail dress above the line of the guitar case, not shorts and a tattoo. My daughter would say, “I love you, Mom, but you are old.”
Those shoes are something. That’s actually Madison King, the first singer in the concert. You can read about it (and see a photo of her signing in those shoes) here: https://billchance.org/2012/04/07/the-first-patio-session/