Kitty
Either sleeping or meditating (or gnawing on bloody corpses)...that sums up the life of a cat.
5/31/11
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May 24
getting dark fast
I have been taking walks after dinner....and noticed this
dense mass of criss-crossing wires right in front of our house.
dense mass of criss-crossing wires right in front of our house.
5/23/11
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May 22
A morning in the woods...today the hiking group and I stretched our legs at Lick Brook...
lots of wild flowers, lots of waterfalls....at it’s sparkling best.
lots of wild flowers, lots of waterfalls....at it’s sparkling best.
5/21/11
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May 20
Omen
Tomorrow Walker is flying to Galveston where he has a summer job.
Packing and sorting and a rainbow—an omen that he is going to have a great time....
Packing and sorting and a rainbow—an omen that he is going to have a great time....
5/19/11
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May 18
Maple Flowers
Parked under a row of maples, my car windshield collects whatever maple debris is currently in season.
5/17/11
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May 16
Never Curse the Rain
I woke up to this view out the skylight which is directly over my bed. The locust trees are
one of the last trees to leaf out, creating a particularly wintery monotone look.
one of the last trees to leaf out, creating a particularly wintery monotone look.
5/15/11
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May 14
Saturday Glimpses
Kent mowed the lawn with his life-sized toy tractor.
Kent mowed the lawn with his life-sized toy tractor.
Apple tree in blossom
Walker drove home today from Wooster and on arrival immediately put on this bathrobe
that Hannah got as a hand-me-down from Grammy. Hannah looks on disbelievingly.
5/13/11
May 13
Going Over
The Mexican boarder must be a little tougher to cross....
Hannah with new flowers...escapes the confines of 369 Asbury.
5/10/11
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May 9
Flower Over Dose
This time of year, can’t get enough. They don’t have dandelions in Texas... so Hannah was sure to weave up a golden halo after amassing plenty of long stem dandies. (Best ones are growing in the shade!)
5/8/11
May 8
Flower cut down before it’s prime
Asa called to wish me a happy mother’s day while I was discovering this rubarb flower.
He advised me to cut the flowers so the plant would put it’s energy into the edible stems.
I did... but now it is a shame I won’t see what it looks like in full bloom.
He advised me to cut the flowers so the plant would put it’s energy into the edible stems.
I did... but now it is a shame I won’t see what it looks like in full bloom.
5/7/11
May 7
Aunt Cookbook
Yes, it’s true that my Aunt Ruth Ann along with my father wrote a cookbook, but it’s not one of the ones shown here.
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