What’s your favorite picture?
What kind of question am I asking there?
Am I asking …
- What’s your favorite movie?
- What’s your favorite image?
- What’s your favorite photograph of every photograph you’ve ever seen?
- What’s your favorite photograph that you’ve taken?
- What’s your favorite photograph in today’s blog?
My favorite picture in today’s blog is the one of my stand-up comedy teacher Ron Lynch and his wonderful girlfriend, Shelly (above). Last night, Michael and I (not pictured) had dinner with Ron and Shelly at Vinnie’s Ristorante and talked about many things, including Ron’s Wikipedia page (which makes him too old by a couple of years), blogging, cupcakes, skeptics, beliefs, Steve McQueen movies, napkins, cats, Dads, pasta, the ocean, L.A., Boston, comedy, comedians, politics, the pictures of comedian Lenny Clarke on the restaurant’s walls, and many other interesting topics I’m picturing in my head, right now.
Here‘s Ron, Fred Armisen and CELERY BOY (if you can picture that):
I’m now picturing many comments on this blog, below.
Can you picture how grateful I am for people like Michael, Ron, Shelly, and — of course! — you?
My favorite picture changes often, Ann, depending upon whether I’m posting or reading. Now it’s a stand-up guy sitting down, holding up a napkin at a restaurant.
It takes one stand-up guy to know another one, Mark. I could picture a great comment from you and I got it.
Your series of sunset over water is a perfect example of why I can never picture my favourite anything. How can I choose one beauty over another?
Thanks for choosing to make this beautiful comment, Derrick.
Great blog. Lovely to meet you two. Love Celery Boy…:)
Loved meeting you!
All the pictures you took are pretty. I like how calm the water is and it’s really hard to pick in general – so mamy beautiful things/views/people to photograph
Thanks for the beautiful comment, Bel.
I’m a carrot too! 🙂
I love all your photos — that view is exquisite! ❤
I love all your comments, Ms. Carrot!
I recognized that picture of Ron Lynch right away and was so glad to see that Wikipedia has added the date of his birthday, even if it’s off. I can picture him and you, though, as people who are wise beyond your years.
It takes one wise person to know other ones, Chris. So glad to see you.
I love thinking of you standing at the edge.of the water, taking those photos near sunset. That montage forms it’s own answer to yesterday’s question, how do you keep calm and carry on?
I love picturing you commenting, keeping calm, and carrying on, Maureen.
What fabulous views Ann. Definitely my favorites. I would love to live by water and soak up some sunsets like these. 💕
Thanks for another fabulous, lovely comment, Val.
Every day and every minute is a beautiful picture. Living on the water is a dream of mine.
Thanks for this beautiful dream of a comment, Ray.
I don’t think I have a favourite picture or movie there are so many I like and so many different types of ones
There are so many of your comments I like, Joanne.
Pingback: Day 1750: Water | The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally
this is it 🙂
I love picturing you smiling, David.
Number 5.
Great!