Please vote for Zoe!!! and Snakebite!!!

Please go here and rate my Zoe for a pet photo contest being held by our local newspaper….don’t ya think she’s a 10??????

 

…and here is Snakebite…he would love to have some votes too……this is where Snakebite would like to have some “tens” sent his way…he’ll purr for you!!!!!

 

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Change!!!

Change is inherent in our lives…

Change is what the world is all about…

Change is something we have to endure, look forward to, reminisce about…

This is how my front yard has changed in a few short months…

 

 

 

 

Excuse the trailer and four wheeler in this shot…we had a yard sale Saturday and that is part of the “junk”…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It’s all about the change…and our abilities to deal with it…

 

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“Wings, Wings of a Butterfly…”

Some blue Salvia for Blue Monday...

On Sunday morning I was snapping photos in my front yard when these two young people left my son’s house. I thought this series of photos would make a neat slide show showing their journey down our street and off to points unknown to me…

I hope you enjoy photos of these two young people and shots of my front yard….all taken Sunday morning.

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The “Buzz”

Wanna bee somebody 

Wanna bee somewhere

Wanna bee all you can bee

Wanna bee in the air…

 

All the mosaics will bee at Mary’s Little Red House today…

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Tough and Romantic, what a combination…

I’ve enjoyed my Calla Lilies so much this summer, all the rain must have made them very happy since I moved them this spring and didn’t think they would bloom at all this year…

They surprised me with lovely blooms…

 

 

I never liked these lilies before I started growing them, now I’m fascinated by them…each bloom is like a wonderful surprise for some reason…the streaks of gold and green give them depth and the texture is so very creamy, the best thing about them is –they’re tough—the dogs walk through them all the time and the blooms last for a long time when cut and brought inside. These are a few of my white ones and I also have yellow ones. The yellow ones are about seven years old and I keep moving them and they still keep coming up in their original location. They’ve even survived being tilled with the garden tiller several times.

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