This is a Japanese maple in fall
This is wood, ready for burning over the winter
These are some fall leaves, the small kind that don’t need to be raked.
This is a Japanese maple in fall
This is wood, ready for burning over the winter
These are some fall leaves, the small kind that don’t need to be raked.
Though in Michigan, you never know what will happen next. In the midst of a pandemic, we can still take a walk outside and look at the flowers. Thank you, crocuses, for your early greeting!
Because the peonies are blooming!!
See that bird, up in that tree? Do you remember those annoying car alarms, the ones that would go “tweet, tweet, burrup, burrup, breee, breee, breee?” The alarm would cycle through a number of annoying sounds. This bird, whatever the heck it is, would imitate that car alarm all day long. I call it the annoying bird.
I stayed up until nearly midnight to see the eclipse of the wolf moon, but I sleep at night. Mark, my husband, doesn’t. So he looked at the moon, and in the morning I found this picture he drew for me.
Red and green and a stone cat. Merry merry.