Why Wegmans left such a stem on this pepper is beyond all of us!
Just sitting on a fencepost enjoying some sort of nut...now that is the life. :D
One of the historic sites in Liverpool, this house caught my eye as I was riding past.
This is pretty much the coolest tree in my neighborhood, so it of course got a whole day's worth of the photo journal coverage. :D
While out riding around town I snapped a shot of me and my bike. Another glimpse into "a day in the life."
While out browsing a car lot, my mom was commenting how terribly ugly these rims are. I found that to be quite humorous, and so did my mom once I explained that these are just plastic covers to protect the rims in shipment. For you car buffs out there trying to guess make and model, I'll give you a hint: this car is a VW.
While out for a walk this morning with mum and Windsor, I chanced upon these beautiful blooms. Of course I had my trusty Canon with me, so I snapped quite a few shots. Tulips are a sure sign of spring!
After enduring several hours with this bad boy, the fence post was still impregnable. Soooooo...I am going to sawzall it and call it a day. Tomorrow that is. This was taken at 9:00 p.m.
Here is a shot from this year's Awana award ceremony at our church. As a result of completing two books in one year, she got two different awards. For those not in the know, Awana is an international Bible club for children. Typically a child will complete the one book for the year, but because Windsor started a year late, she worked twice as hard and got two done! Bravo kiddo! :)
I still can't figure out why people make it a habit to leave old tires out in remote places. The cost of dropping a load at the dump versus finding a place to dump is far lower. What people do to avoid the rules is interesting.
I really liked the colors in this shot, as well as the cheery overall ambient light.
It didn't occur to me until I was wiping the toothsome crumbs from my mouth that the cookie would be a good blog shot. So I decided to get a shot next time I get one, and settle for the package this time. I can't wait to try out the espresso chip, coconut macadamia chocolate, and all the other delicious varieties available. For those who would like one, I bought it at Natur-Tyme for about $2.00. Little tip: best two dollars you'll ever spend. ;)
This is barley max drink (see hacres.com) with the drink mix still in the shape of the teaspoon floating on top. Surprisingly, when I tapped it with my finger to dissolve it, it was quite strong and didn't sink easily. Gotta love surface tension.
Pronounced tea-si-cle. Noun. When tea of any type is frozen in such a way that resembles a Popsicle or other such frozen treat on a stick. In this case, Windsor and her little neighbor friends enjoying a peach tea variety. Homemade too! :)
Something about the concrete construction, dumpster, random stock car, and high razor-wire fence adds to the sinistery.
I came across this rusty old vehicle, and I was immediately interested. I have a strange innate interest in old, rusty cars and trucks, mainly because they are usually older, and I see the potential in restoring them and keeping history alive. One day I will take some time and restore one. :)
My mom has a knack for nursing sickly plants back to health, and Windsor loves picking assorted flowers outside, so pictured here is an assortment of the flora in our home.
This little squirrel just can't keep his head out of the flowerpots. Finally I captured his caper to be forever etched in time; or at least temporarily etched in my camera memory card. :D
