Ten Tiny Kansas Towns with Strange Claims to Fame
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Kansas is flat, and straight, and plain, and boring. Or at least that’s
what you’ve been told by, well, anyone who has ever driven through Kansas.
There ...
You Lose
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I must first tell you I am not a gambler. I am pretty good at a game when
it involves skill. If left to chance I want no part of it. I am not a lucky
per...
Lemony Lamb Chops - Nicely Grilled - Low in Carbs
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Lamb is usually a very tasty meat, but can be expensive. We don't eat it
too often - perhaps a lovely Roast Lamb Sunday Lunch or a recipe like this
below...
Somewhere Over the Rainbow
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It’s Sunday morning
And I’m glad I’ve organised another activity day out for today
I need it, I need the filling….
I’m off to meet my friend *Colin *for lu...
April- Amazing in 2024
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It pleases me to tell you that I consider the whole month of April as my
birthday month. Think about it, why not? If someone says to me, "Oh, I
can't...
The Odds Of Cousins Part one
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When i attended weddings recently ,something happened that stirred some
sore memories from my life in my native town as teenager.
As i mentioned i grew...
To Mt Barrow
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It's a long time since I have shown photos of Mt. Barrow not far from where
we live. It's about a 40 minute drive and 1413 meters above sea level.
Snow f...
bear with me...
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Yes, I'm still playing around with my new art supplies. I know... *boring*.
But I just need to share. You can choose not to continue. It's fine.
Here is m...
Light at the End of the Tunnel
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Following an assessment ten days ago, my mother's geriatrician has finally
agreed to sign a form stating that she no longer has the capacity to make
her ...
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