Picture this: one thousand, six hundred and fifty-four days ago (can you picture who is counting?), I published another blog post “Picture this” including pictures of
my son Aaron as a little boy and
my old office in Newton, Massachusetts, USA with pictures on the wall by my friend, the talented photographer Kathy Tarantola, who has taken pictures of Mitt Romney and his family, as well as not-so-famous people like me and my good friend/ex-business-partner Jonathan Stark (pictured in previous posts here, here, and here).
Picture this: Jonathan thought we should be pictured in a Gap print ad in the 1990s, using a great picture by Kathy Tarantola.
Picture this: I haven’t yet revealed why the title of today’s blog post is “Picture This.” Yesterday, I discovered a free phone app “PictureThis” which identifies plants and flowers. Can you picture how that affected the pictures I took yesterday?
Picture this: I’m on vacation from my job, so I’m letting someone else do it this week and next.
Can you picture being at a live concert with crowds again? Picture this: I will be at a live concert again, I just don’t know when.
I am now picturing the comments I’m going to get on this “Picture This” post.
Whenever possible, I take pictures of gratitude, so that you can picture my thanks to all who help me take pictures to create these daily posts, including PictureThis and YOU!
Could this be another daily post from me? Could today’s blog post be inspired byThe Curse of Oak Island, a TV show I first heard about yesterday at a birthday celebration for my niece, Laura?
Could this be Joe — Laura’s step-father and brother-in-law — telling me about the treasure hunting on The Curse of Oak Islandand how the show’s dramatic narration constantly notices clue and repeats exposition, asking questions like “Could this be the triangular rock that will finally lead us to the treasure’s destination after searching for all these years?”
Could this be the latest vegetarian culinary masterpiece from Michael? Could this be the point that I remind you that you can click on any of the above photos to enlarge them?