serving time

very literally!

why? because i have to tie it in with the edibles this week, that's why.

to serve time in legal parlance means to spend a certain amount of time in jail as part of a prison sentence.

hahaha! little blue thought he was to be actually eaten!

sigh! we spring forward tomorrow. such big punishment, if you ask me.

[Diana]

A lovely image.

[Sheralee S]

Another very clever image. Little blue sure gets around :)

[JackieR]

Not Feeding Time then!!!

[Lou Ann]

Is Little Blue a loud ticker? I want to find one to put by my computer desk. I love him, he has a great personality!

[summerfield]

@louannwarren - no, real quiet as the second hand glides and doesn't have the usual ticking motion of most clocks. thanks, lou.

[Henri Russell]

Very creative. I love Little Blue. How long was his sentence?

[summerfield]

@henrir - 52 saturdays! 😁

[Henri Russell]

@summerfield ha ha!

[katy]

quite the elegant way to serve time! I daresay those who are required to serve time would much prefer it be this way. Creative and tasteful!

[Helen Jane]

Lettuce and Time. Sounds to me like it ought to be the name of a pub. Hope little blue makes a full recovery from the shock you must have put him through. What colour is this?

[Nicole Campbell]

There is that beautiful blue clock again, very clever idea

[summerfield]

@helenhall - i didn't want to put the clock in another album so i try to fit in the colour indigo but of course, the clock isn't indigo. thanks.

[Lisa Poland]

Very creative.

[Kathy]

A beautiful still life which is aptly titled.

[Marnie]

Very clever play on words, love it.

[Francoise]

well, indigo, smindigo. I'm enjoying the variations on rainbows that different folks are using.

[Chris Johnson]

Time for dinner!!! haha clever clever!!!