It happened all in a day. Storm Irene…down graded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. Would she hold a punch? Our family, like so many others we weathered the storm…waiting, watching, wondering…what would she bring? We went to sleep Saturday night watching the rain came down..worried? A bit. We prepared…bought extra food, extra water,…
Theme for this week was “Connections.” I chose this photo because the balloons were making a connection being all intertwined with one another. This is my precious grand-daughter Natalie holding onto the balloons so tightly so they wouldn’t blow away. I was lucky enough to capture this shot. You may be wondering why Natalie is…
Theme for this week “Slow down and look back.” This was one of the best challenges for me thus far. It actually made me truly slow down and enjoy a day totally with my son…most of the day hand in hand. That in itself I loved. This theme made me want to wander back to…
I just LOVE the pictures,especially the one of all the children playing..the different colors are great!And of course the last one of the pond/covered bridge…beautiful how the trees are reflected in the water!If I could, my house would be decorated in the beauty you capture in all your pictures!ReplyCancel
I just LOVE the pictures,especially the one of all the children playing..the different colors are great!And of course the last one of the pond/covered bridge…beautiful how the trees are reflected in the water!If I could, my house would be decorated in the beauty you capture in all your pictures!ReplyCancel
Each year…and around this time of year, Michael and Mom have the arrival of something very special sort of magical…something so beautiful…butterflies. Yes, every summer caterpillars…particularly parsley worms or black swallowtail worms start munching on the parsley growing in my garden. So…to save my parsley we gather the caterpillars and put them into a container….
Two boys. Two days. Together they build a fort. One son, one grandson…buddies for life. Michael and Andrew two young boys with many skills. Working diligently together cutting downs trees, removing leaves, tying them together to form a tepee shape fort. Then came the sign and painted on it “The Fort.” Michael loves to watch…
Thanks for posting your Hurricane Irene photos. Just glad for everyone it wasn’t worse. Alot of prayers were answered that’s for sure. Good blogging.