peace time

when i was a little girl, i always heard this phrase being invoked by the old people. it seems peace time was the time before world war two and after world war one. in any case, my mother told me peace time meant the time when there was no war, the period right after world war two was liberation, then after that, independence.

to me, peace time is when people leave me alone and i can do the things i want to do.

-o0o-

might i entice you folks to put in an entry or two or three for the tag challenge? oh, please, you will make me so happy! here's the low down:
https://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/31820/let-s-play-tag and please, the tag is tag-challenge-153

[Taffy]

I love this little clock -- very cleverly constructed image.

[Diana]

Love the clock and your "peace time". That would apply to me too.

[Lou Ann]

Marvelous edit. Oh to have peace time again.

[Wendy]

Be at peace, Vikki! I will be entering my tags soon - how about tomorrow (Monday) when I can play with my camera without interruption.
Great photo, BTW - love the peace symbol. Reminds me of my younger days.

[JackieR]

Hey man!! Cool photo! ☮️

[Henri Russell]

Well done. You are so creative with photoshop. I always love to see Little Blue.

[Louise & Ken]

Funny to realize that it was "the old folks" who used to speak of Peace Time... We no longer seem to have any defining times as those wars did then. It would be lovely if all the war-like skirmishes could cease and there might be Peace for everyone again...

[katy]

Terrific shot for Little Blue. Peacetime seems to be rather fleeting these days both globally and personally!

[Sally Ings]

Super edit. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could have "peace time' again.

[Marnie]

Very clever and creative thinking Vikki. Your narrative is quite thought-provoking too. What a shame more people don't put their efforts into peace-time rather than sabre-rattling.

[Helen Jane]

you do make me laugh