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Sights on my morning run
Shell-pink stucco house, one of those relentless Caribbean colors, with wide shell-pink concrete driveway.
White cat sitting atop blue car, cat's belly and front legs blue from car's reflection.
Double house, white picket fence extending out from common wall to divide lawns. On one side: lantana, hibiscus, aloe, saw palmetto, morning glory, luxuriantly growing. On the other: urns and baskets of purple and pink petunias -- all plastic.
The Volusia County Sheriff, carrying a steaming sippy-cup and a doughnut, leaving his house down the street, on his way to work.
And my first pileated woodpecker.
White cat sitting atop blue car, cat's belly and front legs blue from car's reflection.
Double house, white picket fence extending out from common wall to divide lawns. On one side: lantana, hibiscus, aloe, saw palmetto, morning glory, luxuriantly growing. On the other: urns and baskets of purple and pink petunias -- all plastic.
The Volusia County Sheriff, carrying a steaming sippy-cup and a doughnut, leaving his house down the street, on his way to work.
And my first pileated woodpecker.
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