THOSE CAPTURED MOMENTS

Have been deleting old photographs from my new I-phone, some taken back in 2015.  Don't know why there are numerous copies of some.  Figure if a few are deleted every day, eventually only the most meaningful ones will remain.

In going through the pictures, came across this one that struck me as quite interesting.  Taken at sunset, it captures a glorious sky and the silhouette of a church in the forefront.  The fact that there's an oncoming car with lights on adds one more layer of interest to the captured moment. 

What's neat is that there's light inside the church, which adds an element of reverence.  Perfect for a Sunday.  Lots of times we take pictures and then forget about 'em and maybe never bother to look at them again.  It's good to go back and review where we've been and what we've seen.

Our I-phones 13 take exemplary photographs, better than the Model 10s.  It's beyond my understanding how they're transferred from one phone to another.  

Today is truly a gorgeous autumn Sunday.  Cuddy is laying out on the deck.  He's eaten his breakfast and the sun must feel nice and warm for him.  His parents are sharing their D.C. pictures through text messages.  Especially liked the picture of the statue of Jefferson holding the Declaration of Independence in his left hand.

Thinking about baking a dozen kolaches with frozen bread dough today.  Will put the frozen loaf on the deck to thaw.  The boyfriend likes to sample them when they're warm out of the oven with a swipe of real butter.  Yum-O.