“You want what now?” asked Miss Plaid…
“Stripes?…
And Checks? Do you mean personal checks?”
Okay, since you asked, Ann-Christine, here are a few:
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Striped and Checked
scillagrace 
Dear Scilla. You always seem to come up with perfect response to any Photo challenge. Are your photos tagged and filed meticulously? Or is it, as I suspect, you have a fantastic memory? Lovely shots that made me wonder and smile. Thanks. Meg
Oh, Meg, I am not at all that organized! I just scroll through the stuff in my WP Media Library and every once in a while add something new at the top. I do have a “photographic” memory, though, that keeps me entertained when I’m nowhere near a computer. I’m very visual. Can describe scenes from my life with great detail. It’s keeping me company during this pandemic isolation, and I’m grateful. 🙂
Understand completely. M
Perfect as usual, Priscilla! Read your answer to Meg with interest too – you also have photographic memory. Love your examples, especially your man looking out over the mountains and also the construction site!
Thanks, Ann-Christine, and thanks for hosting!
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Great example photos!
Thank you, Anne!
You found some terrific examples this week Priscilla but I must admit my favorite was your opening – what a clever and perfect way to begin your post! Your “photographic memory” served you very well this week!
My daughter-in-law has the greatest facial expressions; she cracks us all up! Thanks, Tina, for your visit!
Excellent choices, Priscilla! You photos always tell wonderful stories.
Thanks, Amy! Your post weaves a tale as well! (get it?)
Ha ha! Clever, and great selections!
Thanks, John!
Fabulous, Priscilla. Great choices. My favorites are your black and white shots–like the coiled rope and the last one with the abandoned building and the girders. But they all are terrific!
Thanks, Patti. Yes, I think that monochrome works especially well if you are focusing on pattern.
Definitely.
Beautiful butterfy!!