For those of you in the Northern climes, these green items are called “grasses.” Well, I call two of them weeds, but you should get the idea. In January and February in the South, weeds abound. This year is no exception. Here are a few of the items of greenery … Continue reading →
Today’s challenge is clouds, and do I have a treat for you! The clouds came to US this morning. Yes, we had fog. I’ve captured a few shots, which I’ll display here, saving what I think is the best for last. This is my side yard, facing East, Next, we … Continue reading →
This is a pretty easy one. I wear a variation of what you see below pretty much every day. Either tan or blue Wrangler painter pants with some form of T-shirt and sneakers. Today’s is long-sleeved, because it’s chilly in Texas (currently in the mid-40s). Why Ohio State University? That’s … Continue reading →
Haven’t you seen enough of my face this year? I thought so. Here’s a different perspective: Something a little different than you usually get, no?
Continue reading →Okay, Tammy scoured the internet for a potentially cool month-long challenge meme, and she came up with doing her own take on WhitePeachBlog’s 30 Day Photo Challenge. And I’m going to give it a try as well, but I’ll be a few days behind. Since I started January late, this … Continue reading →
Hershey and I were out for a walk early this morning. As we approached our usual turn-around place, I caught sight of a hot air balloon inflating. I decided to walk out to the main road and take a look. By the time we got there, the balloon was inflated … Continue reading →
Montgomery has a lovely zoo with a remarkable collection. The zoo is a department of the city government, which, to some people makes it all the more remarkable that it’s such a nice zoo. It has good community involvement, and that helps. Today, the zoo had an enrichment day, which … Continue reading →
I was working in my office yesterday when a former co-worker who’d just graduated in this year’s student class stepped into my doorway with a pleasant surprise. In his hands were two glasses, and four long-stemmed roses were in each glass. I was pleased to learn one glass was for … Continue reading →
