12 of 12, November 2019

Today was a day for mostly forgetting to take photos, in part because I hadn’t picked a theme or focus for the day. I remembered while I was marking … and letting my eyes wander out the window and around the room to which I’d escaped because my office is a disaster area.

I remembered to take a few photos of my changing side fence, which the neighbour and I are replacing due to its old age and dilapidated state (well, actually, she organised that we pay someone else to take care of it). Photo 1: evidence of dilapidatedness; Photo 2: the corner where the shed is going to go (but can’t until the fence is replaced); Photo 3: the same corner, with progress towards fence replacement.

I remembered when I got back home after work, and capitalised on Imogen’s collection of cactuses and succulents which now adorn my front porch area.

In the evening we had a TSO Chorus rehearsal, with Verdi’s Requiem the focus of our attention in anticipation of an interstate performance.

And, having remembered that I hadn’t taken many photos and worried in case I didn’t have enough decent/interesting ones, I snapped a shot of the full moon when I got home from the rehearsal.

[This is the 123rd “12 of 12” post since I started doing this in 2009, bringing you 12 photos on whatever moves me on the 12th of each month.]