Unraveled Wednesday | 6.21.23
Greetings Unravelers! I have a finished Gnome... and I have very mixed feelings about him. Gnifty is not feeling very nifty to me and those feelings grew as I assembled him last week. But... he has since been speaking to me... he let me know he is a bit of an...
Macro Monday | 6.24.19
It was June, and the world smelled of roses. The sunshine was like powered gold over the grassy hillside. – Maude Hart Lovelace Despite the volume of rain we got last week, I did manage to get outside with the camera and practice a bit more! I am looking at things...
Currently | 6.21.19
Summertime is always the best of what might be. — Charles Bowden Happy Summer Solstice! After torrential overnight rains, this morning the clouds are giving way to pale blue skies. The humidity is gone, and the birds are singing! I have shut off the AC and opened wide...
Three on Thursday | 6.20.19
I am joining Carole and friends today and I am sharing three things I am anticipating with some excitement! First, queue the music please… Thing One: Summer Solstice! I have been in a summer-frame-of-mind since the "unofficial" start of summer way back on Memorial Day...
Unraveled Wednesday | 6.19.19
We have been gently easing into summer and until this week it has been a semi-dry month! This week, however, the sun has been hidden behind a plethora of rain clouds. I enjoy summer rains and it is nice to have Mother Nature water the gardens – the downside to all...
Macro Monday | 6.17.19
This week the weather was this photographers biggest challenge (although, some photographers managed to capture some amazing images!) And while I love the breezes that have been blowing so nicely - those same breezes create havoc with photos! Still, I took about 3...
TGIF | 6.14.18
Happy Flag Day! I think today is the first time I ever read George Washington's words and they have special impact this year. They are a good reminder of who and what we are. Thinking About – Friday mornings have had a new twist this month, thanks to Michelle's Tiny...
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