Start Each Day With The Lord
This came to my mind one morning when one of lifes struggles was going on.
Photographing GOD's Beauty
"my honeyman"
I ask you...does he look like a staunch businessman?
He has mellowed out...
Our Rustic Wedding
Parrots
No peace I find...
Recipes
As of 5-2012
Some listed are not so healthy since I changed my way of eating. I will edit those as I can.
New recipes to come soon.
Backyard Birds
be quiet as you enter...
Gardening
My Bit Of Earth
The Attic
Treasures From The Past
Pottery
Playing in the clay...
Gourds
God's amazing handiwork...
Rainbow
My rainbow one morning after a sleepless night. God was letting me know its okay.
Jeweled Birdbath
Ink Cap Mushroom
"Fireworks & Sparklers"
Lichen, It's An Interesting World
Sunrise
Orange Pinwheel Mushrooms
In Memory Of Miss T.
I still miss you daily.
Daylily
Mr. Mini Hopper
A Bug's Story
Gulf Fritillary Butterfly
Magnolia Core
Sugar Crystals
Have you been goosed?
Touch Of Pink
Carpenter Bee
Buttery Goodness
October Moon
Award Free Blog
Y'all Come Back real soon!
8 comments:
I haven't seen any robins in our part of the country.
They're so pretty.... love your pictures, especially the last one, he looks like he's posing for you.
I shudder to think where you were to take that roof top photo!!!!! If our ground wasn't frozen stiff, I'd dig some worms and overnight them to you but....! My mother was constantly trying to turn her Virginia red clay into rich black soil!! As for me, I know I'm nearing back home in Virginia when I start seeing that red clay! Did you know that it is actually nutritious? Field slaves used to wet it and form it into patties that they took into the fields to munch on. I think I'll just stick to a daily multi-vitamin myself.
Best,
Bonnie
A sure sign of spring!! Maybe they will leave a few worms for the soil. Carla
Now this is the one post that has cheered up my whole day and made me smile from ear to ear!!!!! Those robins look like the same ones that stripped my cherry laurel tree clean just a few weeks ago!!!! Little did they know that my compost pile was FULL of big, juicy worms!!!! You have clay, we have sand, so any worms are gold to us, too!
By the way, thank you for your comments. And I have NO IDEA why I can't have that port out. Supposedly, it has to do with the "when" the cancer comes back, I'll need it. Plus, they know that once you get it out, you never come back. So. . . . I'll keep it for a while longer. Don't know why it bothers me . . . for the very reason he said, it keeps me going back there!
Looks like all the Robins are on YOUR side of town Southern Lady!! It may be a good thing that your Robins were feasting on worms, since the poor worms that are left are surely to drown when we get over 2" of rain this weekend :-}}}
They are here in Texas digging up the worms too. I saw two in the front yard yesterday. I love birds and bird pictures. My sister says, "Oh, you and your birds!" Loved the pictures! You did a good job capturing them on camera!
Love robins! I haven't seen many here, yet.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Beautiful robins...
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