Irony is incredibly sweet except in cases like this. As the nor'easter batters New England and Hurricane Sandy barrels up the east coast, it's quite likely that many of us will be living this prompt as this post hits the internet.
As much as I love going to the coast to watch the waves break 50 feet overhead, I may not be able to do get there this time around. Of course I'll bring my camera if I can get there safely.
See y'all on the other side of Frankenstorm (who makes up this shit?). In the meantime, please check out the the photos posted by the inlanders, Canadians, and Finns.
smiles....nice little wink of the moon in the corner there...lost power for just a bit last night...having lived through a week of blackout in the summer...i def feel for those that are living it right now...
ReplyDeleteLove the moon!!!
ReplyDeleteYeah the nickname has got to go, not a time for fun and games. Hope you held on through the night!
ReplyDeleteThe storm is too dang Kafkaesque.
ReplyDeleteDang. Wrong prompt.
Nice shot for blackout. Congrats on 30 days of awesome!
lighten up! I hope all is well with you today.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice glimpse of the moon. It would be nice to have a clear sky sometime soon. Hope that your re well and staying safe during the storm!
ReplyDeleteoh I hope everything is alright and that you stay home safe. xxo
ReplyDeleteIt is not totally black out.
ReplyDeleteHope in the moon.
love that tiny bit of light - a ray of hope against the storm.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Cheryl! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful interpretation of the prompt, Cheryl, I love anything with the moon. ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, and thank you so very, very much for participating in 30 Days again. I always LOVE looking at your photos, you are such a talented photographer. *hugs*
ReplyDeleteIt's true dedication to post a pic today and go through what you're going through thanks to Sandy. I hope everything's okay with you.
ReplyDeleteWe're done! Hope everything's drying out and that you have electricity. Great bit of moon.
ReplyDeleteHang in there. I've ridden out a few of these. Stay safe. Nice moon, by the way.
ReplyDeleteHoly CRAP! I LOVE THIS PICTURE!!! That is the moon in the top left, correct?! WOW!
ReplyDeleteWhy does everybody think that's the moon in the upper left corner? I know Cheryl. It's some kinda damn yellow bird, waiting in the dark to peck our eyes out. Because that's what birds do. They peck your eyes out.
ReplyDelete(Love you, Cheryl.)
Hey Cheryl - hope all is well with you.
ReplyDelete(Sorry I haven't been around much.)
Take care
;-)
You really had to go there, BonyMike, didn't you.
ReplyDeleteno way that could be an eye pecking bird ... there's no sharp beak attached ... and eye pecking birds always have overly large sharp beaks ... what that is though is a tiny bit of an eye pecking bird's massive egg, sitting in its evil dark black nest ...
ReplyDeleteI love the little corner of the moon in this picture!
ReplyDeleteAlso, NJ is an absolute mess. Things are really bad. We have no power, no television, no radio, no internet, no landlines, no cell phone service, no texts, no emails, no form of communication whatsoever - nothing.
And the roads are awful. Trees & power lines are down, blocking streets, no traffic lights work...ect.
We probably won't have power for at least a week.
Luckily I was able to escape NJ with my son and and we made it to PA safely, to my brothers house where we have POWER and INTERNET and SHOWERS. Thank fuck.
Nothing like the convergence of a full moon, high tide and a hurricane. Glad you made it safely through.
ReplyDeletenice photo cheryl. i can see the moon peeking out well. love it.
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