Curved Balls
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This morning I got my grade for my Graduation
I received a MERIT which I was especially proud of.
This afternoon I saw two clients then went to the physio...
Bear Freed from Plastic Lid After Two Years
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Imagine spending most of your life with a plastic lid stuck around your
neck. A black bear in Michigan was spotted with the lid on a trail cam in
2023,...
Stories worth sharing...
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Teddy, new adoptee
Had to tell you this story:
My cousin in New Orleans recently lost her 16 year old kitty. For a while
she grieved over this loss....
Last Thursday in June's Picks!!!
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Hello dear friends and fellow bloggers! A very warm welcome to you all!
Here are today's picks, which I hope you will all enjoy! Thank you so much
for s...
Smile. It Makes Them Wonder
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I had a job that I really loved. The company I worked for was run by two
brothers.
When I began to work there one of the brothers was not physically pre...
Oak Tree in the Park.
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Autumn tree in City Park, Launceston, Tasmania. It's an Oak tree and all
the trees in the park have been planted and some are native to Australia.
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From Islamabad Sharing My Life
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Hello Sweethearts🥰
Hope and pray that everyone is doing well by the grace of God!!!
We arrived in Islamabad on 12th June. Apartment rented by eldest son...
Good Vibrations-Summer Tanager & Starry Rosinweed
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Summer tanager and Starry Rosinweed! The bright red bird is the summer
tanager, and starry rosinweed is the flower. (We thought it was a whorled
s...
AI in Blogland
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First of all, I realize the title today is not crystal-clear, given the
font in which my blog appears.
"AI" in this case = uppercase A (1st letter of the...
Chuckles and Chortles
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Happy Tuesday, friends! I hope you're all doing well. What's going on with
everyone? What's new in your world? Share in the comments. I'd like to hear
all ...
Time-Out
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Every now and again in life we come across a bump or hurdle. It can come in
our relationships, our finances or as in my case, health.
Right now I've been...
Those are great shots of the bee in the yellow zinnia! Bees never rest, no matter how long past summer it is.
ReplyDeleteThey're amazing.
DeleteI like yellow too, John... so sunny... like daisies and sunflowers! Your pics are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNothing like zinnias. So many colors, sizes, and layers.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are fantastic shots of the bee!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, those are wonderful shots of the bee and the flower! Your own work?
ReplyDeleteThe end of the summer is kind of melancholy, I find. If I had a garden I think it would be even worse!
I took these photos myself. The bees were not afraid.
DeleteLovely clear photos - well done.
ReplyDeleteSeems you had a good crop there.
Just fabulous photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan