Saturday, July 10, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Day One Hundred Ninety 2010
Hooray For Friday!
Storm clouds brewing over Cookeville at lunch time today. They were so pretty.
Waiting out the rain at Mickey D's.
TV Bomb Pop Zombies. They resemble some kids I know.
Oh yes. It's that good.
Got rain? We did! Hooray!
Looking out my back door.
Mother and child reunion. Mom and Baby Snail were clinging to the side of the front porch. I've never seen a snail that tiny.
Water droplet art.
Buddy Cat says, "Hey!" We hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Always happy when this rolls around.
Storm clouds brewing over Cookeville at lunch time today. They were so pretty.
Waiting out the rain at Mickey D's.
TV Bomb Pop Zombies. They resemble some kids I know.
Oh yes. It's that good.
Got rain? We did! Hooray!
Looking out my back door.
Mother and child reunion. Mom and Baby Snail were clinging to the side of the front porch. I've never seen a snail that tiny.
Water droplet art.
Buddy Cat says, "Hey!" We hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Day One Hundred Eighty Nine 2010
Baby, You Can Drive My Car
When I got in the car at lunch time today, this unidentified flying object was sitting on top of my steering wheel. It startled me, but I didn't seem to startle it. It just sat there, making no move to leave, so I took its picture and now it's part of blog history.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Day One Hundred Eighty Eight 2010
Cool Swinger
Swinging on the tree swing in the shade on a hot Summer day with your shades on is just plain cool, man!
Swinging on the tree swing in the shade on a hot Summer day with your shades on is just plain cool, man!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Day One Hundred Eighty Seven 2010
Backyard Beauty
Since I didn't take any pictures today, thought I'd share a blast from the past. And since I know zilch about butterflies, except that they're beautiful, here's a tidbit about this particular butterfly you may or may not find interesting. Another Swallowtail look-alike, Red-Spotted Purple butterflies are dark beauties whose open wings have a blue iridescence. Like Mourning Cloaks, the adults have nontraditional tastes, often feeding from rotting fruit, tree sap, and animal droppings. Like many common caterpillars, attract Red-Spotted Purples to your yard with willows. I learn something new every day.
Since I didn't take any pictures today, thought I'd share a blast from the past. And since I know zilch about butterflies, except that they're beautiful, here's a tidbit about this particular butterfly you may or may not find interesting. Another Swallowtail look-alike, Red-Spotted Purple butterflies are dark beauties whose open wings have a blue iridescence. Like Mourning Cloaks, the adults have nontraditional tastes, often feeding from rotting fruit, tree sap, and animal droppings. Like many common caterpillars, attract Red-Spotted Purples to your yard with willows. I learn something new every day.
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