So this week Cee has asked us to have fun with the OLD CHILDREN’S GAME ROCK PAPER SCISSORS. Since I was more into Slapsies as a kid I have no pictures of Rock Paper Scissors ( I always lost when I did play). But here is my symbolic interpretation:
Rock
Click on the images to see just how these pictures rock.
Rock of ages
Solid as a rock
Rocky
A Rocky Path
Paper
Scissors
You can play dead.
Me after twenty chili’s
Well I’m not walking but at least I am in a park!
I am not always the sharpest pair of scissors in the package as I keep letting myself get photographed like this.
Well that’s my game of rock paper scissors. Why don’t you SHOOT off your thoughts to me?
See what I did there?
🙂
Feel free to click the underlined link above and travel to Cee’s site to see how others interpreted this fun theme!
With Thanksgiving over and Black Friday beyond us here in the States I am thinking now of Christmas. While I think most of you who know me already know what my answer will be to this week’s question I just have to take up The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge and say
Christmas Service! I especially love this time of year because it’s still a tradition for many people to go to church and Christmas is all about Christ (it still bears His name after all) and the way to celebrate, is to go and give Him thanks for coming to Earth.
I love Christmas Eve candlelight service!
And I especially love it when Christmas falls on a Sunday!
Nieuwe Kerk, Delft
1st Bible Baptist Church, Gardner MA
A view of the neighborhood
For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son. John 3:17, 18
Reformed Church, Spring Valley PA
Zaan Region, The Netherlands
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Haarlem, The Netherlands
I know many people will disagree with me but it’s just not Christmas without a church service!