Paint buckets at our construction site… I liked the bright orange 
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it is not that i have not been blogging it is that i am a nerd and haven’t figured out all the ins and outs of wordpress although i think it is breathtaking. so you got an old url, if i was smart i would just buy a domain now, i mean please who has the last name millenaar, i would have no problems lol… anyway i am doing great these days…married and loving it. looks like you are doing pretty great yourself!
ah ha moment, i learned how to change it!
this should get to me now.
Anna, I love the reflections in the water on those paint cans…
Kelly, thanks, I do too
I also like how the budding trees in the back mix with the old dead leaves from fall and look so orange-y behind them too!
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