Saturday, January 12, 2008

Job well done, small feet and strange time.

1. Looking back over good work done the previous day.


2. Tickling Dee-Dee's fat little baby feet and making her smile.


3. Walking just after sunset, when things seem indistinct and changeable and almost anything might happen.
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