Last Sunday I was knocked unconscious (for a few seconds) by slipping on ice and I've had a cold all week but I'm recovering. I hope your week was better than mine. I can't wait to get out of the house and take some pictures. :-)
Have a great weekend and be careful if there is ice where you live especially if you aren't used to it.
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i am so very sorry, james! i trust you were checked out for a concussion. gosh. that could have been very bad.
ReplyDeletebut that's a great photo. :)
James, so sorry to hear of your fall and cold. Winter can be a hard time of year. Hope these problems quickly become a distant memory. Good hunting with that camera.
ReplyDeleteI'm so paranoid about ICE! Took a back-injuring spill once...and have been so super cautious ever since. Love the bold colors in this shot, and the old buildings in the reflection...always and forever a fan of the old!!
ReplyDeleteOh làlà!j'espère que maintenant tout va bien!Vic a dû avoir peur en te voyant inconscient..
ReplyDeleteTu vas finir par presque regretter la Californie! :o)
Take a good care of you!
Du coup, j'ai oublié de te dire que je trouve la photo très jolie! :o)
ReplyDeleteYikes. A fall on ice can be a serious accident. Hope you are recovering well and without lingering effects.
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflection, al always.
Oh no! That's horrible James, there's nothing worse than that dreadful feeling when you know you're going down and there isn't anything you can do about it. You must have gone down hard to be knocked unconscious.. better take it easy for a while oui! Take care.
ReplyDeleteHope you're recovering well, James. Tread carefully out there --
ReplyDeleteI love the colorful frame on this reflection! Glad to hear you're feeling better.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime beaucoup comme l'encadrement de la fenêtre a l'air défraichi, alors que le reflet sur la vitre est tellement net ! Ce doit être un très beau bâtiment, cet immeuble avec les bow windows...
ReplyDeletePour le rhume, rien ne vaut les infusions de thym au miel ! (pour les bosses à la tête après chute, la crème à l'arnica)
Remets toi vite !
I took a pretty nasty fall while cleaning up snow last Friday, but thankfully nothing broke. The color of the door makes for a great frame.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about your mishap! Be well!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about your mishap! Be well!
ReplyDeleteHaving grown up in Montgomery county and spent much time in Bucks and the surrounding areas, it is always a nostalgic pleasure to view your beautiful photos of places remembered James.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are okay. Watch out for that ice; it happens so fast. Love the reflection.
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll get better soon!
ReplyDeleteThe reflection is beautiful!
Have a great weekend!
Love the angle to got for this reflection! Glad you are okay and welcome to northeast winters (you stayed in Southern Cal to long)!
ReplyDeleteOMG! So glad you were alright and drink lots of fluids for that cold..I do love the old window showing off the buildings though!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteplease get well soon
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful window-reflections about windows.
ReplyDeleteso sorry to hear about your accident...Hope you'll recovering soon...
ReplyDeleteWonderful reflection...I love this architecture...
I know how easily and quickly that can happen ... Standing one second, Down the next ... So glad you are all right. Hope your cold is getting better as well. This has been a particularly rough winter ... hopefully they won't all be this bad. Love the pictue. The windows are classic and the brightly colored window in the front just sets them off. Nicely done ... stay well, James.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Wow, hope you recover, fast. We have no ice, here in SoCal.
ReplyDeleteJames, very nice reflection. Fall on ice is dangerous, you need to be careful. Our winter is without snow and eis.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Well now, you have the perfect excuse to stay warm and toasty at home! Take care!
ReplyDeleteThe reflected houses look so very British!
Lovely reflection as ever, and I adore the colour of the window frame.
ReplyDeleteYour first mistake was in going to Noo Joisey...
ReplyDeleteKidding aside, «Louis» hopes you've recovered from your cold and he's glad nothing serious happened in the fall!
That ice will sneak up on a person. Hope this coming week is much better to you. Great window reflection. I especially like the contrast between the bright door and the reflecting building.
ReplyDeleteSorry the hear you are not well, hope our photos will cheer you up a bit. Your reflection is as usual excellent. Keep well.
ReplyDeleteHope you doing better know. But you posted a great reflection. I like it.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo and get well soon. Thanks for all your great work here.
ReplyDeletePerfectly framed reflections.
ReplyDeleteWatch out for that slippery icy stuff. It just sneaks up on you. I hope you are feeling better. Be careful!!
ReplyDeleteLove the window reflections. MB
OMG! Knocked unconscious?!! How awful. I'm so glad you are okay now!
ReplyDeleteAwesome reflection! The architecture of the reflected row homes is so cool and I love the triptych effect of the framing.
And yes, be careful out there!
J'adore la couleur verte du bâtiment, et la forme de la fenêtre ! une jolie prise encore James.
ReplyDeleteBon week end à tous !
Ava
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Such a nice reflection!
ReplyDeleteWish I could send you some chicken soup. Be well, James.
Yes, ice is trickier than it seems. Get well soon! I do love your window of windows.
ReplyDeleteLove the old paint on the frame. Hope you feel better. If I lived in an icy place, I would be falling down all the time. - Margy
ReplyDeleteHallo James,
ReplyDeletewhy are there multiple blogs where there is no reflections? This is a place for advertising their products?
Greetings from Daniela