These two little munchkins have been digging holes to China, so I thought it fit perfectly in the "Man vs. Nature" theme. It's so enjoyable to watch them through my back window as they use their imagination and play in the yard for hours on end.
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Lazy - 7/52
It's Not Easy Being a Weed
They
may be a nuisance and bring unwanted "stickers" into the house all
stuck to your clothes and pets, but sometimes you just have to step back
and realize....even a weed can have a pretty side.
This
weeks theme is "Lazy" and I guess that would be me! lol...Not that I
was too lazy to take some shots, I just didn't search out something that
truly fit the theme.
Connections - 6/52
Connections
Although,
it appears these two are about to make a connection, this is more about
my connection to them and all of nature. I just can't get enough of
watching and shooting them.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
5/52 - Slow Down & Look Back

When we have little ones the time goes so quickly. It seems just yesterday he was born and now he's already a year old. It reminds me of not only when my girls were this age but when our other grandchildren where this age. They grow so fast and time slips away quickly. Maybe it doesn't seem like it as much as you are the parent going through it when they are toddlers! lol! But soon you are longing for those innocent days again.
4/52 - My Favorite Time of Day
3/52 - Sky

This was taken while doing one of my favorite things in the world....taking a road trip! My husband had a mission and we turned it into an opportunity to visit with and deliver some household goodies to our daughter who just moved into her new apartment in Georgia.
I just love to travel the roads and see the changes in landscape, the jewels and personality of the small towns and sometimes the gifts of special scenes that make you wish you had shutters on your eyes so you could capture the moment before it's gone. Of course, I have my cameras in my lap and ready for the challenge of capturing a scene while traveling down the interstate, resisting the urge to shout "STOP! Go back!" My greatest dream would be to have the opportunity to simply drive to nowhere in particular and be able to stop at any time when I spot a scene that captures my attention, be it nature, inanimate objects or people.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
2/52 - A Letter of the Alphabet
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