Time for Thursday Doors
While sitting at a light in Richmond, VA- grabbed a photo of some red doors and captured an awesome smile:
These next few were from different parts of east coast
This might sound funny, but in the 1990s, I was a Battery Snob and always HAD TO HAVE the brand of Interstate batteries. They delivered a lot for the dollar.
Lastly, this closing photo – part of my car door – the lady’s car door- with some fun sweet shot extras. Driver on phone, man on – the name ruth – and then the CBD sign to the left provides a snippet into our culture today
Okay, so any photos stand out to you?
Did you ever have a battery brand the you just had to have?
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Nice shots, Yvette. I can’t say I’ve every really thought about batteries. I like the Everyready ones, not sure if these are a local brand or not.
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Hi Robbie – I am not sure what is sold these days – but in the 90s I was driving a lot – just my lot in life because I moved away and family was scattered – and so batteries and other car stuff became a part of my life – but have no idea today – although – recently saw commercials for DIE HARD batteries and they are cleverly using the old Bruce Willis Die Hard movie to promote it – very clever
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thanks for the comment
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Doors snd bikes rock my boat
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gently down the stream
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ave a good day Sheree
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You too
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An imaginative set. That wave was a real bonus.
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thanks Derrick – and just left you a comment – but REALLY appreciating Little Dorrit shares
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I’m pleased, Yvette.
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and most unusually, the man is smoking 🙂 🙂
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He also took a swig – from something that was n a brown bag
and I have that on video – hahahaha
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Did a food delivery bloke arrive with his pizza too 😀
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hahaha – not sure 🤔
thanks for the smile with that question
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There I am, right there with you. How nice be be brought to mind.
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fun to have blog connections !!
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Fun photos of an ordinary day. I always enjoy your street scenes. I’m glad the guy didn’t seem to mind.
For many years, I had to have a Sears Dihard battery.
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thanks Dan
and i guess those Diehard batteries are at Adnvance auto parts
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Yeah…it’s not the same. I miss Sears 😦
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A favourite brand of battery? No, that would just be weird. Oh…
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hahahah
🔋
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I love that red door and the first series of images. I have never been a battery snob 🤷♀️
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😊☀️☀️☀️
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Can’t say I have a fondness for a particular battery. I like that first series of the red door. It seems like the gentleman warmed up to your camera over time.
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hi sue – he really did warm up – i could tell
that he was a very cool dude
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Loved the first shot especially, so much character!
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hi brenda thanks so much
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I love a red door! Yes, I had to have eneloops for my Speedlight. Any battery would work, but I just had to have that brand. I really like the brand. They’re my go-to battery for my Speedlight.
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thanks for chiming in on the battery brand! the speed light also sounds like a good item to have
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A great capture of the red door and a great smile!
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thanks YC
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These are fun. I love doors. and windows. I’m trying to go through the comments from Terri’s Sunday Stills and visit everyones blogs. So many fun photos.
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so nice to meet you and I just posted a post for the #Fallen theme from Terry this week.
i will be over to visit your blog soon
🙂
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Nice shot of a bicycle. Do you ride?
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Hi – not that much right now – but we have had seasons of riding as a family – the hubs rides a bit and and I do plan to cycle more later this year – it sure is wonderful exercise and I can see why you love it – 🙂
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I hope you get to do more if you want.
Without a car for 15.5 years I needed it to get around, and still having my condition of undertallness, I need to keep moving. So it’s not all love, I seem to have made distance a thing (averaging 5,200 miles a year or thereabouts) and now it’s been a daily chore for 16 months. Maybe someday if my streak gets broken I will take that as a sign to take a week or two or four off.
Anyway, I’m not sure if you have winter weather that prohibits bicycling or makes it unpleasant, but do what feels good!
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needs to your cycling for whatever reasons get you out there
– so healthy for us and you might just be adding to your longevity through cycling and the great outdoors with it – even if for commute and whatnot
😉
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