The Challenge: “For this challenge, capture something broken: an old window, a vintage sign, a toy never fixed, a contemplative friend. Or go deeper: find beauty in something broken.”
My response: the challenging days when nothing goes right and my diet is subsequently broken look something like this … heavy sigh …
Fish Sandwich
Ham & Cheese Croissant
And so, in closing, I leave you with these words:
“Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well.”
3 John 1:2 (NIV)
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Click here for my second submission and make sure to check out some more ‘broken’ photos.
Gale Weithers 
Nice one! I would never have thought of that.
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I kind of stumbled across the photos and felt they fit the theme of ‘broken’ rather nicely. Glad you enjoyed them!
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Great interpretation! Now I need a snack. . .
Nancy
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No no no Nancy! No snacking! Well no snacking unless it’s an apple … ok?
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My problem is not me – it’s the food. It tastes so good. Hang on there. Have a great week – a better week.
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The food keeps stalking me! But thanks for the well wishes. Any support is appreciated 🙂
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Oh what a neat idea! A broken diet 🙂 And that’s what I love so much with these challenges. All those different ways of taking them 🙂
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Agreed! Since participating in the challenges I take my camera every where and see life in a totally different way – thanks to all of the cool interpretations from the weekly posts. Thanks for stopping by and hope to see you again soon 🙂
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You will
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You’re making me hungry looking at these sandwiches. 🙂
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Wasn’t intentional but most times I’m in the same boat – hungry!
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Interesting take on this challenge and inducing the hunger in fellow bloggers 🙂
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Thanks for stopping by and apologies for making you hungry BUT aren’t the photos just yummy? LOL 🙂
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