It's been raining so much lately! The plants are loving it along with lots of thirsty and hungry creatures.
A rain drop nestles in the center of a kalanchoe.
Rain droplets drip from the edges of this not-yet-quite-opened lily.
a convention on Solomon's seal leaves
purple clematis with lime leaves
A daddy long legs traverses a rain splattered field of leaves.
Rain droplets festoon a bevy of crimson lilies.
Alphabe-Thursday,
hosted by Ms Jenny, is so much fun! This week our letter is "D." Come visit others'
submissions HERE and join in the fun!
Thank you, Ms Jenny, for hostessing another round!
photos by me © 2014 all rights reserved
COOLER COLORS
Someone is hanging out on this Beth's Blue star flower (isotoma axillaris).
LEAVES
New plantlets are forming along the edges of the leaves of this kalanchoe plant.
ICED BEVERAGE
mint tea made from chocolate mint that grows in my garden. The liquid is a very pale green. YUM!
COOLING OFF
Bunkie sits in the screened doorway of the cabin catching some cool breezes (and wonderful scents, too, no doubt!).
RAW
a little bit of produce from my deck garden
This
is a very fun meme hostessed by Ashley Sisk in which 5 prompts
are given and one must then take a photo to illustrate each
one. Come see how others have interpreted these words HERE!
Next week's words are:
- Body Part (pick any of them, but let’s keep it family friendly)
- Wednesday (take a photo on Wednesday – easy enough)
- Music
- Guess What It Is (photograph anything and make us guess what it is)
- Mirror Image
photos by me © 2013 all rights reserved
a random collection of textures...
not a black and white photo! (March 31, 2013)
Let's add some brightness! This is a stack of tie dyed T shirts ready to be shipped to their new home.
taken March 25, 2013. It's supposed to be Spring! This is not black and white either!
looking up into palms on a lovely island in the Caribbean at the end of Winter (St. Lucia)
Athabasca Glacier in the Columbia Icefields area of Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada (early September 2012)
some variety of kalanchoe (St. Lucia). Baby plants develop along the edges of the leaves of the mature plant. cool, huh?!
LINKS:
Athabasca Glacier
other Kalanchoe images
Alphabe-Thursday, hosted by Ms Jenny, is so much fun! This week our letter is "T." Come visit others' submissions HERE and join in the fun!
photos by me © 2012 and 2013 all rights reserved
Someone is hanging out on this Beth's Blue star flower (isotoma axillaris).
