Taken from the car with my new iPhone 13
Last week we finally kicked our 40 year old landline to the curb
This is one of my very first photos taken with my new phone.
I am quite pleased.
Remember your Angels are Watching,
Saturday, January 28, 2023
Friday, January 27, 2023
Final Friday Feature, Nature and Feline
Nature Friday host LLB Gang Click here Hostess Miss Mimi
YAM Aunty gave us a new Badge a new title.
Please click here for rulz and to visit YAM's blog
January
Cold mornings followed by blue clear skies
or is it clear blue skies?
or is it clear blue skies?
Pleasant afternoon walks to my delight.
Trees standing tall, branches bare
Leaves covered yards now
blown to the curb.
Stretching for blocks some neatly piled high
Lining the streets on both sides
As cars pass, they blow everywhere
Soon the city will have their leaf sucking monsters
slowly driving down all the streets
Good bye to the leaves and all the trees
January 27, 2014 Feline Flashback
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| I LOVE MY NEW BED |
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| SOMETIMES I HAVE TO THROW MY PAW OVER MY EYES TO SHIELD THEM FROM THE FLASHY BEAST. |
Thursday, January 26, 2023
Thoroughly Poetic Thursday#103
Today is Poetic Thursday hosted by our pals Teddy and Angel Sammy
Here is today's inspiration
Teddy Bears R Them
Oh where can one find so many
Fuzzy wuzzy was a bear
I hope they are water proof
BREAKING NEWS
Monday January 30 Pup tells his side
If you missed Part I, you may read it here
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
Wordless Wednesday: 3 Senses
Thanks to our
Smell, Taste and Sight of our
Homemade pizza
We make our own sauce and dice and slice fresh veggies.
We use Pillsbury Pizza dough
Breaking News from Pup
Pup says stay tuned, he is preparing a rebuttal to Rocky's post on Monday
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
Happy Tuesday
Thank you to our
Last week everything about this photo made me Happy
Taken on the back loop of Wooten Meadow Park, there is an unpaved trial behind the trees. Maybe when it isn't so wet I can explore more.
I expect many of you read the poem, Trees, by Joyce Kilmer in school.
If not, here it is
Many years ago, (probably mid 1990's) we hiked in Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest which is located in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina. My mind's eye remembers sun filtering thru the very tall trees and the aroma of evergreens covered in morning dew.
(Golly that was almost poetic, lol)
(Golly that was almost poetic, lol)
"This forest is one of the Nation’s most impressive remnants of old-growth forest. The forest contains magnificent examples of more than 100 tree species, many over 400-years-old, and some more than 20 feet in circumference and 100 feet tall. This 3,800-acre forest was set aside in 1936 as a memorial to the author of the poem “Trees,” Joyce Kilmer, who was killed in action in France during World War I. This forest, part of the Joyce Kilmer-Slick Rock Wilderness, is maintained in its primitive state. The only way to see this forest is on foot. A 2-mile trail leads to the Joyce Kilmer Memorial and loops through giant trees. A restroom and picnic tables are located at the trailhead."
click here to read about Mr. Kilmer
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