Tammi Reynolds
I’m a writer who spent a long time working as an autism therapist. After completing two books on the subject, I’ve recently discovered that autism is closer than I think.
I have lots of fiction and poetry in my head so I’m dumping it here.
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My heart is skipping for the family that may live here…is this occupied? And the chairs, you know that’s hope right there. Where there are two chairs, two have gathered together as a team. And as a team and with God, just about anything can happen! Greatttt photo! Happy WW
Happy WW, I would be sitting out side on the plastic chairs too if it was sunnier lol
wow, does someone live there. My heart breaks for that family.
Happy WW!!!
Humbling. Very Humbling.
Happy WW!
Awesome picture…Makes one think.
A little faith and a lot of work…
Wow. That picture is full of questions.
Nice shot! I see a house where 2 people who enjoy each other’s company live. Ok, it’s not a mansion but I’ve seen a lot worse. Where there’s love there’s hope.
Happy WW!
Man, kinda makes me thankful for all I have (and maybe a little guilty and wasteful, too). Thanks for stopping by today!
I hope nobody is living in there!
so inviting! wonderful composition.
happy WW
I see a very interesting story there
Happy WW!!
A very brief look into the varied and often wide places on the planet. This shot is delightful in so many ways, how the chairs are sitting waiting to be used, and how the ‘cottage’ in the background whilst simple in construction, is fine as a house for someone.
Great shot, I like it…
Home sweet home!
I’d love to know the story.
Ironically it looks like it’s going uphill…maybe symbolizes hope and things will get better if you keep with it or something. Def. 1,000 words for this pic! Very nice!
Looks like the moose equivalent of homebuilding. Hey looks like they have a great looking garden out front to.
Not really my taste for a dream home !
Are you going to tell us the story because the suspense is killing me?
Yea… what is the story….
There is beauty all around … When there is love at home!!
nancy
I’d love to hear the story behind the pic…seems like a hide-away to me…just for two people ….
That’s a shed that was in my backyard. I took this picture right after my husband took the corpse-blue colored corrugated steel off of the structure. It was really ugly before
My husband and I rented a dumpster and took the thing apart piece by piece. We’re still burning the scrap wood. And we sit in those two chairs while watching it burn some evenings.
This thing was massive. It had three rooms, furniture and we even collected a box-o-kittens for the local animal rescue shelter.
Now there’s a nice, flat piece of land and a garden in the area.
Lots of work taking this monster down but I get a thrill every time I look at the trees that were blocked by the structure.
I’m fascinated by the responses to this! I love that you are all such deep thinkers
It’s amazing to read how everyone’s mind worked. Looks like something my Dad would build
I saw a lot of those with people actually living in them when I was growing up in western PA. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
It looks like it’s cooler outside than in.
I had relatives that lived in shacks like this.
No joke. It was sad.
There must be a story behind this photo?
Shirley
Choosing Voluntary Simplicity
Not sure what to make of this image. It like there’s a story here.
I thought maybe it was a little roughing it get-away!
I love this story. Yes, life looks hard, but hard can be wonderful too.
Great picture and what a great way to document your hard work! Wish I’d have been smart enough to do it when I was remodeling my house.
I’m glad you’re enjoying the fruits of your labor.
And thanks for stopping by my place.
cjh
Great thought provoker!
Hugs,
Holly
great shady place to enjoy those hot afternoons.
I hope no one lives here. Yikes. It’s a great shot and it sure leaves you with more questions and answers. Have a great WW.
Happy WW! Hope no one lives there.
It’s a great shot! I do hope that no one lives there. To me, it sort of looks like an old outbuilding.
Happy WW!
My heart hurts at the fact that someone probably does live there. And, if not there- I’m sure somewhere else in our world, people live in places like that.
Its a good shot…sad that thats someones home, though blessed that they have a home with a roof.
Cool shot, love that you and hubby sit and watch it as it goes away piece by piece. Symbolic isn’t it?
Happy Wednesday!
My husband loves “buildings” like this…he insists they house great treasures.
Thank you so much for stopping by! I’ve got my fingers crossed for an awesome sale week
I think everyone thought is was someone’s house because we are conditioned to believe the worst.
Rose
xo
I absolutely love the photo!
~smiles~
Rose,
I was a little surprised because I see a shed. A very, very unhealthy shed.