A Change is in the making.

Dear Readers and Followers. 

I have decided to continue my postings under a new blog address.

The reason: 

"Dinner for two" was misleading people 

to think that it might be a food blog only. 

It is true, as it started out as one.

"Dinner For Two" changed from food related postings 

to postings about this and that.  

Confusing.

As a result, changes are unavoidable.

Therefore: both topics will from now on 

be divided.

I will continue here 

when I have something to write about food,

and 

I will continue my postings about 

everything else 

on a different page. 

Check it out! 

The new page is called:

SIDEWALK and can be found here.

or at the top under "pages"

Feel free to follow me on SIDEWALK, 

and make sure to register your email under the new page.

See you there!

It started out like this...

I wasn't supposed to write about birds again.
It started out like this:

I was about to go through some photos that I shot the other day, 

and selecting what I could use for a fresh posting.

Towards the East, a gorgeous sunrise 

in shades of orange and yellow.

Towards the West, a gazebo in the early morning light.
Al lavender and pink.

Or, this bicycle leaning against a tree.

Abandoned, in the grip of winter. 

Waiting for spring and summer to come.

Sitting in front of my laptop, I had just started out on this posting,
when I suddenly,

 out of the corner of my eye,
something in motion!

And here we go again - BIRDS!

 Weren't these elusive chickens just
walking by, 

RIGHT UNDER MY NOSE ?!!

Up I jumped.

Arghhh - where is that camera?

Change lenses ..... Hurry up!
Be quick!

Though I was hampered with a dirty window,

This time I got a closer view at them, compared to last time. 

The birds did NOT wait for me to get ready.
They had moved on to the next group of trees.

They must be grouse. "Sharp tailed grouse", because

they show a white/grey underbelly and 

(not barred as with prairie chickens). 

But it's just me guessing.

 Amazing how perfect their grey, brown and rusty colouring 

blends in with the bark of the tree!

Well, that's the way it ended. 

As I said the other day:

Easily distracted!