I often wonder what goes on in the mind of my feathered friends. How do they know where I live? How do they know when it’s time to eat each day? How well do they see…
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The Itsy Bitsy Spider and More
I’m just minding my own business, well not exactly; I was having a conversation sitting outside with a friend at the Y. Suddenly I noticed hanging above his head a spider on a “thread” making a…
Forever Grateful for My Dad
This blog is unlike anything I have written in the past. I was going through my attic to see if I could find some Military memories from my dad in honor of Veteran’s Day tomorrow. What…
Found a Peanut
Do you remember that old classic song, Found a Peanut? It’s the perfect theme song for the “wild animals” that visit my back yard on a daily basis. Found a peanut, found a peanut, found a…
Listen…Do You Wanna Know A Secret?
Sometimes the birds just seem to tell a story by their actions. I know these crows are doing just that. It was fun to watch the one on the right follow his friend on the power…
I Call It Art
Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder, according to Plato. In my world it’s everywhere. As an example, the Wall Art that I saw while visiting Seattle. You can travel all over the world and…
Sammamish, Washington
This was my first visit to Seattle. I am typically on the other side of the map in the fall. This year I wanted to see how the west coast fall foliage compares to New England….
Me and My Camera…Part 1
What is the slogan, Carpe Diem? Sometimes I have to just seize the opportunity to take my camera for a walk! These photos are taken in Playa Del Rey, a beach town neighbor of mine. Along…
What’s New?
Sometimes the best medicine for a stressful day is just grabing the camera and heading outdoors! Fortunately for me, I don’t have to go very far to find something interesting that catches my eye! There is…
Looking Back at Grandma’s House
I was having a phone conversation with my cousin Brent, yesterday. He lives a few hours away from me and we don’t see each other as often as we’d like. My father was one of 11…