Category: Nature
Mourning Doves: Hatched
Good parents. I hope they return.
Wordless Wednesday: Last Call
Wordless Wednesday: We Work Hard For The Honey
Wordless Wednesday: Ring Around The Rosie
Wordless Wednesday: Birds of Kauai
Wordless Wednesday: Splish Splash Hummingbird
I Spy
I spy something in the meadow. Sometimes you have to look very closely …
And sometimes, they just come rushing to greet you – like my buddy Noah, who I see fairly often.
I love my workday walks on the trail behind our offices.
I never know who, or what, I’ll meet.
Today I spied Presley and Sienna.
I almost mistook Presley for a Jack Rabbit.
Presley, it turns out, is on his third home.
He started as an apartment dog, but needed space to run and dig.
Then, he became a family dog, until he got lost in the shuffle of kids and kid activity schedules.
Hopefully, he has found his third and final home with Wendy. She volunteers at a local shelter and seems to truly understand the needs of a high energy Weimaraner.
Sienna certainly seems to enjoy his company.
If a tired dog is a happy dog, then Presley and Sienna must be very happy dogs indeed.
Great to meet you. See you in the meadow. 🙂
Wherever Faith Finds Us
I find my faith in nature…
the skies, woods, meadows and garden are my cathedral.
I place my faith in something that has no name. All I know is that it greater than all of us.
I try to live my life by one rule: treat others as you hope to be treated.
“Make yourself necessary to somebody. Do not make life hard to any.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
Spring is a time of rebirth, celebration and remembrance for people of many faiths.
Regardless of which faith guides you, my hope for all during this special time is to find beauty,
joy,
understanding,
acceptance,
and awe…
that the world might be a better place for all.
Wordless Wednesday: Of Tails
Swallowtail:
Puppy tails:
Quick Quiz
Q: Why did the turkeys cross the road?
A: To stalk the obnoxious photographer on the other side.
Wordless Wednesday: Birds of a Feather
Gardens For Goldens 