For Mundane Monday #114: local grasses.
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For Mundane Monday #114: local grasses.
I got flocked a few years ago, to raise money for our high school students. So here is a graduating flamingo, climbing the ladder of the future….
Congratulations to the graduating high school seniors and to all the children finishing one part of school.
Another door, this taken by my daughter,Β of me and a door. We stayed in a cousin’s cabin because our most functional and least ghost occupied cabin was set for a new roof. My cousin kindly let me use their cabin.
My parents helped my aunt and uncle build this cabin. My father talked about it. I have been going to the lake since I was a baby. Now I go about every other year: too far for yearly.
This is my daughter, five years ago, at Lake Matinenda in Ontario. I cried when I read about the baby thrown from the London fire.
Prayers for the children in the London fire and their parents and grandparents. Prayers for the refugee’s children, that they are not lost and drowned. Prayers for the Congresspeople shot yesterday and their families and friends.
Prayers for all the children in the world.
Prayers for an old friend.
I traveled to Maryland to see my son and for some reason it was a reptile trip. Turtles and sea turtles and skinks, both in the wild and in the aquarium.
See the tapered snout? See the netting? Don’t try to pat this one, ok? Snapper….
For the Daily Prompt: taper.
This is for the Daily Prompt: distant. A close up smile! Surprise!
Is it raining fish? Wait, what? Why?
For the Daily Prompt: Imaginary.
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in front of the garden gate - JezzieG
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