SPIRAL, 108/365

The colorful "Spiral," Theme #298, of brake lines off the back of an 18-Wheeler we were passing on the interstate.

TOYS, 107/365

My father's "Toys," Theme #334, neatly tucked away in the garage.

MAGICAL OR MYSTICAL, 106/365

An early morning sunrise across Celery Bog looks "Magical/Mystical," Theme #179, through the trees.

PINK, 105/365

She twirled between shadows and sunshine in a frothy confection of "Pink," Theme #234.

COLORED GLASS, 104/365

Colored Glass, Theme #59.

CHILDHOOD FAVORITES, 103/365

A friend's little girl is wearing a dress I made when my youngest daughter was one year old. The bunny dress was one of my daughter's "Childhood Favorites," Theme #48. It was fun to see it worn again for Easter, 24 years later!

LAUNDRY, 102/365

The footwashing ritual at the Holy Thursday Mass creates a lot of "Laundry," Theme #167. Afterwards the towels are donated to a local shelter.

Fire or Flame, 101/365

Saturday night Vigil. The "Fire/Flame," Theme #100, of the Easter Fire as we begin the celebration.

The Staff of Life, 100/365

The Word. The bread. The wine.

"The Staff of Life," Theme #322.

FLOWERS, 99/365

Spring has sprung and the magnolia trees in Indianapolis, IN, are covered in beautiful "Flowers," Theme #103

QUAINT OR QUIRKY, 98/365

That botanical wonder, the shoe tree. I'm not certain if this is "Quaint or Quirky," Theme #248.

COMPUTER, 97/365

Don't you love medical technology! A "Computer," Theme #62, look at a composite PET/CT scan. That's the inside of Mr. Lorri you're viewing with his oncologist giving a fingerpoint tour of the anatomical structures from top to, er, bottom.

If only he had had this photo when our girls were teenagers. He could have definitively refuted those disgusted girl looks that said dad's brain was either absent or firmly planted somewhere other than in his head.

SILHOUETTE, 96/365

Sometimes getting a shot in "Silhouette," Theme #283, says so much about being a seven year old boy. The enthusiasm for the moment mixed with the measured care of negotiating those steps.

--I was waiting below for our daughter and grandson to join us on the canal walk in downtown Indianapolis. I caught Joshua before he saw me as he headed down the steps, bag of bread in hand for the ducks on the canal.--

WARNINGS, 95/365

You enter the first door, one person at a time. Pause to be scanned. When the green light blinks, you may enter the business through a second door.

Same routine when you leave.

Banking circa 2009. Photo ID, fingerprint check, weapons scan....

The door of the bank offers up "Warnings," Theme #351.

TIE THE KNOT. 94/365

We used to live in a college town where shoe tossing was a "goodbye" ritual along one street. Graduating seniors left behind their shoes, worn thin from years of walking to classes and campus bars.

In some urban areas shoe tossing is sometimes thought to be associated with the territory of drug deals or gang. Although that trick has to be a bit overused by now!

Whatever the reason, someone had to "Tie the Knot," Theme #328, in those laces before the shoes were slung up over the utility lines.

ACCESSORIES, 93/365

Mr. Lorri loves gadgets and nothing shows it better than the pile of "Accessories," Theme #7, he has for his phone.

I'm not even asking what the duct tape is all about....I think it's the MacGyver in him. At any given moment he can turn out his pockets and repair the world with some duct tape, a bungee cord and a toothpick.

RECYCLED, 92/365

A full shot of yesterday's cross. It was made by a metal artist who searches farm lots for old machinery. Someone's abandoned junk has become "Recycled," Theme #254 , art.

CHAINS, 91/365

My favorite bit of garden art is this celtic cross made from recycled machinery. It includes sharp toothed "Chains," Theme #44.