Judy’s Numbers Games – #192

let’s see what interesting photos pop up in my photo gallery with the number 192

My daughter-in-law is wearing the number 1927. The computer picks up everything. Thanks Judy for hosting The Numbers Game https://judydykstrabrown.com/2025/05/05/the-numbers-game-71-may-5-2025-come-play-along/

iPhone Friday – May 4, 2025

thanks to Jansen Photos for hosting https://dutchgoesthephoto.net/2025/05/02/iphone-friday-28/

From the Irving Eco Centre in New Brunswick on the North Atlantic Ocean. This was taken in October 2023 when we did a road trip to the East Coast. Both my husband and I agreed that the cloud formations were spectacular.

Judy’s Numbers Game Photo Challenge

thanks to Judy Dykstra-Brown for hosting the Numbers Game https://judydykstrabrown.com/2025/04/27/the-numbers-game-70-apr-28-2025-come-play-along/

This weeks number is 191.

Dig Deep and Get Your Hands Dirty

…day 72 of my art journey

I’m taking another online art class with Julie Liger-Belair. She specializes in collage. Here is my first assignment.

Kevin and I met in 1973…I came across this photo of the two of us the year we met

iPhone Friday – Looking Back 10 Years

thanks to Jensen for hosting iPhone Friday https://dutchgoesthephoto.net/2025/04/25/iphone-friday-27/

Looking back 10 years ago. It’s rare to see trumpeter and mute swans so close together. The trumpeter are the ones with the yellow tags.

Judy’s Numbers Game – Which of Your Photos Have the Number 190?

all photos are identified with letters and numbers

RDP – Musical

thanks to the Ragtag community for hosting RDP https://ragtagcommunity.wordpress.com/2025/04/11/rdp-friday-musical/

Are we musical? Well we certainly love music and over the years my whole family has taken up learning to play an instrument or two.

I started singing in choirs in elementary school and as an adult I sang regularly in a German choir for 27 years and as a guest chorister in a church choir for special services. I learned to play the recorder as a child and taught my own students the melodic joys of this humble instrument. I dabble with the ukulele and have attempted to play the piano.

Two of my children learned to play the piano and they all took up instruments in school. Their choices were the cello and saxophone. Their father and my husband of almost 50 years is an avid collector and player of guitars and other stringed instruments.

Now our grandchildren are starting to show an interest in music. The cycle continues.