Wordless Wednesday: Nature comes close

Explanation post coming soon! Linking up with Sandee at Comedy Plus for Wordless Wednesday.

Happy Dr. Seuss Day!

For those who don't know, Dr Seuss is the pen name of Theodor Seuss Geisel. He was born in 1904 in Springfield, Massachusetts. His grandparents were German immigrants. He died on September 24, 1991, at 87 year old. That dash in between his birth and death dates was filled with imagination and whimsy. It's probably …

January Photo Challenge: Change and Hope

Here it is the end of January already and time again for PJ's photo challenge. This month's prompt is Change and Hope Appropriate for beginning a new year, but it was hard for me because I have little hope anything is really going to change in the world anytime soon. I couldn't really get into …

A little oops

Happy Friday! Bridget here and, well, this is a bit embarrassing. Unbeknownst to me, it seems I've developed a bladder infection. And, it became apparent in more than a few unacceptable areas. So, now I'm quarantined in the laundry room until my antibiotics kick in and I'm allowed back into polite society. Honestly, I had …

Nature’s surprises

One thing about keeping close to home during the pandemic is I've become keenly aware of things that might have gone unnoticed during other years. Earlier this year, I discovered a few volunteer redbud trees growing in and around some other plants. Redbuds are my all-time favorite flowering tree in the spring so I carefully …