and, time keeps on ticking away

Time keeps on ticking away, the fleeting nature of moments, as each second slips through our fingers like grains of sand, urging us to cherish our experiences and make the most of every day. We often find ourselves caught in the rhythm of our routines, yet it is vital to pause, to appreciate our surroundings. Or is the better way to say it; watch time go by, taking the moments that matter into our hearts, creating memories that linger long after the clock has moved on? Or how about Time is fleeting.

Wristwatches on display , which one do you prefer to watch time go by.

I seemed to have more than six words to share, but the title is spot on for Six Word Saturday

city street through rain-soaked car window

Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but inside the car it’s so delightful; let it rain, let it rain. (No, really, please stop.)

Traffic jam on a rainy night.
A colorful night scene of a busy city street with rain-soaked car windows, illuminated by red and green lights.

#Six Word Saturday

Last night we got some snow

Last night we got some wet snow; it is still on the ground, but I don’t know for how long. The naturally monochrome images from in front of the house, nor the last one from the back, are not edited, something I usually don’t publish, the difference between the shots is pretty noticeable, and they were taken just minutes apart while it was still snowing.

Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.

Snowy night scene, and the fresh snowfall.
A snowy night scene illuminated by a street lamp, capturing the coming winter as snowfall blankets the ground.
A winter night and lit tree covered in snow

walkers on Grey and rainy day

A rainy urban scene with pedestrians walking along a textured stone pavement, with a backdrop of modern buildings and a cloudy sky.

For Weekly Prompts Color Challenge. and For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.

Grandson’s Joyful Moments enjoying the Blueberries

In the midst of the lush greenery, the vibrant red cap pops out, drawing the eye like a beacon against the backdrop of woods greens. This is a joint post for Six-Word Saturday 7.19.25 and #SimplyRed19 . Hopefully it is just enough red.

My grandson with a red cap enjoying blueberries in lush greenery and trees at Porkkala

if not this, what’s a sign

…of Autumn.

Asteria’s bloom in the lowlight of September reveals a tapestry of rich colors, as the leaves turn from vibrant greens to warm hues of amber and crimson, creating a stunning backdrop that enhances the beauty of these delicate flowers. Each blossom, whispering stories of the changing season. As the days grow shorter and the sun dips lower on the horizon, Asteria stands resilient, thriving in the embrace of autumn’s charm, while the world around it prepares for the stillness of winter.

For Debie´s Six Words Saturday.


Amidst the blizzard’s icy fury, silence reigns.

This is so not what I wished for in April. Amidst the blizzard’s icy fury, silence reigns.

April blizzard

SixWordSaturday

Two people, share a digital universe.

Couple, intertwined in the glow of their mobile, share a digital universe.

For Debbie’s Six Words Saturday.