Category: Photography

  • Lilac Memories

    Lilac Memories

    The sight and scent of these purple blossom clusters always take me back to our early marriage and our first home. The property was bordered by a lilac hedge.

  • A Precious Gift

    A Precious Gift

    When I was out for my morning walk yesterday, a sweet young girl ran out from her yard … hand extended, holding a dandelion for me.

    After I thanked her, I asked if I could take her picture … she smiled broadly and replied, “Yes please!!

    I didn’t have her parents’ permission to post her photo, so I cropped it to delete her charming and smiling face.

    Her beautiful gesture set the tone for my entire day!

  • Celebrating Taste

    Celebrating Taste

    Our favourite Chinese restaurant is less than two blocks from where we live.

    A few days ago, to celebrate the return of my sense of taste, we ordered takeout from there.

    And the grand finale:

    Hmmm – Not So Sure
  • Alright Then …

    Alright Then …

    As I was reviewing my photos for today’s post, I found this sequence … It made me smile and I hope it does the same for you.

    First posing; next sniffing;
    finally chowing down
  • Inch by Inch, Row by Row

    Inch by Inch, Row by Row

    Hubs wants a lap blanket for chilly early mornings. He likes camo, so … here goes!

  • Inspiration

    Inspiration

    Thanks to my blogging friend Betty for reminding me of the tree man in our yard long ago, before we sold our home and retired to condo life.

    Do you draw inspiration from other bloggers?

  • Remember the Alamo

    Remember the Alamo

    Dec 07, 2023 – Ceremony at The Alamo in San Antonio, TX for the reading and loan of David Crockett’s last letter from Tennessee. Davey Crockett, aka “King of the wild frontier”, died in the battle of the Alamo.

  • Roses

    Roses

    “My life is part humor, part roses, part thorns.” – Bret Michaels

  • What’s in a Name?

    What’s in a Name?

    Sedum Morganianum, AKA Donkey Tail, or Burro’s Tail.

    Although the equine names are far easier to pronounce, the botanical name seems more likely as I’ve never seen a donkey/burro with a tail that looks like this.

    Have you?