Nothing says freedom like a grandly soaring hawk. I was only able to get one shot of this one looking for something to eat in the wheat field before it disappeared. It's not the best shot, and I actually thought I'd missed it, but when I looked at it on the computer, there it was. It's a little hard to see against the green in the first photo, but I cropped it a good bit to give a better view in the second.Monday, June 30, 2008
Day 182 - Free as a bird
Nothing says freedom like a grandly soaring hawk. I was only able to get one shot of this one looking for something to eat in the wheat field before it disappeared. It's not the best shot, and I actually thought I'd missed it, but when I looked at it on the computer, there it was. It's a little hard to see against the green in the first photo, but I cropped it a good bit to give a better view in the second.Sunday, June 29, 2008
Day 181 - Penning in Pink
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Day 180 - Pink from the past
Friday, June 27, 2008
Day 179 - Rosy Pink
The mystical properties attached to rose quartz make this special heart-shaped gift from my daughter-in-law even more special. Historically, it is a symbol of love and beauty. I keep it on my desk and periodically run my fingers over its cool smoothness when I think of her.About Rose Quartz
Pink or peach-colored quartz is called Rose Quartz. It has a hardness of 7.
Rose Quartz is found in Brazil, India, Madagascar, Spain, and several locations within the USA.
Rose Quartz will chip and crack rather easily.
Rose Quartz fades in the sun; most Rose Quartz is dyed.
Rose Quartz is the love stone, used to improve and strengthen the special bonds between people.
Rose Quartz is the alternate for garnet as January's birthstone.
Rose Quartz is the anniversary gemstone for the 2nd year of marriage.
Rose Quartz is the state mineral of South Dakota.
Rose Quartz is found in Brazil, India, Madagascar, Spain, and several locations within the USA.
Rose Quartz will chip and crack rather easily.
Rose Quartz fades in the sun; most Rose Quartz is dyed.
Rose Quartz is the love stone, used to improve and strengthen the special bonds between people.
Rose Quartz is the alternate for garnet as January's birthstone.
Rose Quartz is the anniversary gemstone for the 2nd year of marriage.
Rose Quartz is the state mineral of South Dakota.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Day 178 - More pink memories
When she was still a lil bits, my granddaughter had long, silky, golden hair and loved having pretty, girly things in it. Her mommaw (aka me) loved brushing and combing that long hair and helping her put those pretty things in it. She's 22 now, and has outgrown her little girl hair pretties, but they (for this photo, the pink ones) still reside in her dresser drawer at my house... just in case. ;)Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Day 177 - Pink memories
I took a picture and shared memories of my granddaughter's dolly stroller about a year and a half ago for a Saturday Photo Hunt. Since it's one of the few pink things around the house, I did it again. :)Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Day 176 - Wet pink
Monday, June 23, 2008
Day 175 - Pink on pink
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Day 174 - Blurry birdy
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Day 173 - As hot as it gets
Karin was right - we just have to coordinate our weather better! With the exception of that heat wave we had about a week or so ago, the weather has been anything but hot. Soooo, out of ideas, almost forgetting to take one at all, and nearly out of time, I raided the kitchen cupboards for today's photo. This is as hot as it got today.Friday, June 20, 2008
Day 172 - Wildlife visitor
Looky who came to visit us today! I almost fell out of my chair! Having lived here for over thirty years, I've seen my share of deer... out in the farmer's field. Once recently, in the darkest of night, a slew of them came up to the fence, but this is the first time I've ever seen one this close in daylight. I was astounded! Isn't she a beaut?
Actually, she was a little thin - we could see her ribs - which probably explains why she came so close to civilization. Had it not been for what's left of the fence, she probably would have been in the yard, munching on my azaleas!
(taken with my Nikon Coolpix 4800 point & shoot.)
Actually, she was a little thin - we could see her ribs - which probably explains why she came so close to civilization. Had it not been for what's left of the fence, she probably would have been in the yard, munching on my azaleas!
(taken with my Nikon Coolpix 4800 point & shoot.)She moseyed along the fence in one direction, then turned around and walked back, stopping to feed along the way. Here, I caught her in mid-munch. I have another shot of her with leaves in her mouth, but I'll be posting it on my regular blog for Camera Critters on Sunday. Both of these were taken from inside the house. (I just love my camera!)
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Day 170 - Keyboard Konundrum
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Day 169 - Summer = hot = grilling
When the weather gets hot, the last place I want to be is in the kitchen, so grilling gets real popular around here then. This season's fare will definitely be more interesting with the bucket of "good ol' boy" bbq goodies Lew got for Father's Day from #3 daughter and family.I'm thinking that Butt Rub should be a real pleasing experience... gastronomicly speaking, of course!! ;)
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