A few weeks ago I stopped by one of my favorite duck ponds to visit with my web footed friends and instead I met this fellow!!
Monthly Archives: March 2015
365 Days of Photos – Day 81
Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: Week #12
I have no idea who did this….but I think it is hilarious!
It is located in the grassy area between a freeway and exit ramp. I’m really not sure what else to say about it other than….funny!!
To see more odd ball photos visit Cee’s page.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Music
If you are interested in seeing more black and white photography visit Cee’s B&W challenge
365 Days of Photos – Day 80
We lost our little Maggye this morning. Tina has been Maggye’s person since she was a puppy. We lovingly called Maggye our little old lady.
She was diagnosed with congestive heart failure a few years ago..but with medication she managed to remain active to the very end.
Early this morning she died un-expectantly.
She will be greatly missed.
365 Days of Photos – Day 79
I have been watching my Texas Red Bud very closely….I’m very excited about how many buds are popping out. This little guy is still young…I believe he has a bright future.
I’d like to thank my friend Joanne at My Life Lived Full for sharing information on how to make my photos appear larger in each post. There is always something to learn….and fortunately I have friends like Joanne around that are willing to teach me!
365 Days of Photos – Day 78
365 Days of Photos – Day 77
My phlox is small.
I want my phlox to be big like my friend Corey’s phlox. I planted quite a few of these little guys 2 years ago….many of them died off. But a few survived and they come back each year 3 small patches of phlox. That’s it…3 small patches!
My friend Corey’s phlox are huge….they fill his flower beds with mounds of bright colors.
My phlox are small….I want big phlox, just like my friend Corey.
Is it wrong to covet his phlox?
The Evil Garden Gnome (Part 2)
365 Days of Photos – Day 76
Last night I posted a picture of The Forrest Park Miniature Train. Tonight’s photo is the trestle used by the little train.










