I took this shot with my Canon S3is before the last two nights of heavy frost. I have not been up to look at them but Daffodils are pretty tough so I am hoping for the best.
I Need One Of These…….
………to help me find deductions so I will not owe as much to the Commonwealth in taxes as I do. Till the light at the end of the tunnel actually becomes a light not a train, Peace.
The Difference Between Dogs And Cats
Dogs are such loyal and wondrous animals and know we, the human, are the masters. The cat? Well I will let Butterfly tell how it is in our relationship…………………………………………………
Hey You, Love Your Face
This is Miss Grace, she was my Pop’s dog and resides now with my brother. The Bride and I went to sort through some stuff and for me and my brother to work on estate details. Fun stuff in reverse world but in the real world this face makes it a little easier to take. I just love that face!
Lookin’ A Little Like Spring
Spring is finally waking up around our neck of the woods and I like it! Drab gray and browns are giving way to lovely greens and yellows. I am going to enjoy the new birth of color as I go about my day. Till the next time, Everyone has a wonderful day!
A Lovely Little Bit of Yellow
Pondering Things To Bee My Honey
The titles of my posts have always been a challenge for me: I simple want to share my stuff and words just get in the way…..or at least the way I use them does more than not. So here is another stumble or not, enjoy none the less!
Look What Is Bloomin’ On The Hill
This May Be My Greatest Capture Ever Part II
My last post I introduced you to one of the very few pictures I have deeply invested myself in the subjects involved. This one is of someone and a great companion that have invested their selves in me and the Bride. I took this picture a day before my Mom passed. Mom’s Jack Little Bit had checked on her regularly in bed as we all waited for “it” to happen. After she was satisfied she would come and sit at Pop’s feet. This is one of those moments were I was allowed into her world. And this may be my greatest capture ever.
This May Be My Greatest Capture Ever
I am trying to get a grip on my lack of skill and discipline at categorizing my pictures, by actually trying to categorize my pictures, when I stumbled upon this one. I took it last year just a month after Mom died, “died” such a blunt word but it is what happened none the less, and it is one of two photos I feel may be my greatest capture ever. It is of my Pop’s dog Miss Grace (A dog The Bride and I rescued off a busy interchange along a major interstate and gave her to my dad. It was love at first sight and she was a wonderful companion till my Pops death in December of last year) and The Bride. I know why I love it, tell me why and how it may move you.
Daffodil Hill Photography 