Photo Scavenger Hunt - 4/30/2020
                         A playful photography game:
 
Some Possible Rules: Adapt Them Freely to Fit Your Situation
Take photos solo (selfies are great!) or in a team.
Pick a handful from the list below, try to do them all or make up your own list.
Invite players to shoot 1 great photo, aim for  6 out of 10 or do the whole list.
Every one playing is in at least 3(?) photos.
Photos to be taken in or nearby your home.
Find a time when everyone can gather to share photos, physically or online.
HAVE FUN !! BE CREATIVE !!!

• Flowers in the season
• A funny picture of you or your team. 
• In a strange or unusual place
• Feet off the ground
• With a teddy bear or other stuffed animal
• Wacky family photo
• You or your team  doing a kindness
• Spell your name with objects
• Wild hairdo(s)
• Summertime and the living is easy
• So you think you can dance?
• The colors of the rainbow
• Arrr,  there be a pirate in our midst
• My, my -that’s some kind of outfit you are wearing
• Solving a problem
• What’s that in your belly button?
• Check out my ride
• Doing exactly what the sign says
• With a hat(s)
• Strange thing on the kitchen table
• Cleaning your room
• Fascinating reflection(s)
• Eating/drinking from the doggies bowl
• Wait, that’s  MINE! Give it back or I will ……….!
• 5 “Your Choice”  creative photos

Making a course and adapting the game for all ages.

John demonstrates 3 holes of "cpolf"

A little mini golf like game you can play all around the inside of your home. Lot's of fun and nothing breaks either! Solo or with a small group. "Together Apart Games #3"

Why don't elephants like playing cards in the jungle???
Because of all the cheetahs!  :-)

It was one of those long Covid-19 days sitting in front of the computer. Three of four Zoom meetings.  My shoulders were sore and my spirit a little down.  I had 45 minutes before the next meeting and I knew I needed to get outside.  So I put on my running shoes and off I went  "over the river and through the woods" just north of my home.  The air felt cool and my breath in and out, in and out was waking me back into life again. 

As I ran the day was changing to night and when I came out of the woods I was greeted by this scene.  Stopped me in my tracks, took my breath away -- the chalice of the near by trees lifting the "pink moon" up into the sky.  

A voice came into my head telling me "don't you dare forget that in these challenging times that this earth is a beautiful place to stop for a time.... don't you ever forget. "