Hi, kids!
Sale #3 came of without a hitch and I am
SLOWLY preparing for #4, which will be held on July 3rd, from 1-7 pm. I am also
preparing for a show on July 8th. Details to follow!
Here is a short report from my
week:
Pretty bird, neck deep in
alfalfa.
Summer skies.
Sans windmill.
Backlit grasses.
Lush grain field, golden at
sunrise.
Bunny breakfast.
Look who came to visit! BIG bullsnake.
I prefer to think it's MY snake now and not some random
passerby.
Peek!
Yes, Teddy.....I think Snake IS
smiling!
I laid in the dirt, admiring the snake
while it laid in the dirt, looking back at me...tongue flicking in and out.
(That is hard to capture!)
And then....Snake grew tired of it all
and stealthily slithered off.
I am amazed at the difference in color
and pattern on the various lengths of Snake's body.
You would almost think this is not the
same snake!
The tail CERTAINLY appears to be from a
different snake but not so!
More dive bombing went on. I wondered if
this was a sport for either of them?
Hawk screamed incessantly, both in
flight and while perched. My presence was a certain
irritant.
The feathers appear see
through!
Screaming and
flying....
Water,
water...everywhere!
Grass in the foreground gives it some
perspective.
Missouri Magic.
Red sky in morning...(sailors take
warning).
Love to watch the progression of a
sunrise.
And ...flying and screaming. (Sore
throat, from all the screaming?)
I LOVE this shot. Something very clean
about it.
Pretty bird pose.
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It is not work that kills men, it is worry. Work is
healthy; you can hardly put more on a man than he can bear. But worry is rust
upon the blade. It is not movement that destroys the machinery, but
friction.
Henry Ward Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
