The theme this week is GREEN GREEN
grass, birds & flowers.
Sunday,
March 18th
Robin in the back yard.
Monday,
March 19th
Who’s this taking a bath?
Oh, it’s YOU!
Feel better?
Tuesday,
March 20th
Another bad picture of the Tax
Time Pig. It was in the 80s this week & I could barely breathe every
time I drove by – that panda suit’s gotta be hot!
I bought more yarn! I decided to make an afghan with that nice soft alpaca
& I got the bright idea to use a contrasting color with it. I get two of
those squares per skein – I think I’ll be at this awhile!
While I was shopping, Dr. M was
taking more pictures of the cement pond.
I was given this primrose for my
birthday last year. Today I was cleaning out the front flower bed & saw
this! It’s a bit bug-eaten, but I was amazed because I thought the poor thing
had died at the end of the summer.
Wednesday,
March 21st
Dr. M took a picture of this gorgeous
tree in bloom.
Which happens to match the State
of the Bug picture – I’m on the phone with my sweetie telling him I’m on my way
home.
Thursday,
March 22nd
I’ve been asking for a new printer for our office for three
months. I like our old printer, but it keeps jamming & they can’t seem to
fix it. Poor baby…
Today they finally brought our new one – I was
flabbergasted! This behemoth is for my boss & me – ha!
While I was drooling over my new piece of office equipment
Dr. M had Martha Goose doing some gardening.
It’s time for our spring flag!
I used this picture on my Thursday post – it’s my progress
so far on the afghan, plus an origami crane.
Friday,
March 23rd
Dr. M went crazy today. Lucky
for you I culled out the best of the pictures.
Sheep! This is a whole new herd
that he gets to see on the main road to his university – woot!
Saturday,
March 24th
This morning I saw a face in my fried egg!
I went to a memorial service for one of my friends from
church. I’ll miss her sweet soprano & smile.
Another gorgeous flowering tree.
Dr. M took pictures of one of the board meetings. Looks like
a couple of board members are running late.
Now that we’re all here, what shall we discuss?
Go to Sara’s blog here to see the blogs of
all the other Project 365 participants. Have a great week!
Most of our photos are taken with a 12
megapixel Nikon D5000 DSLR, using a 55-200mm zoom lens. This is the camera that
Dr. M takes with him most days. He also takes pictures with our old reliable 7
megapixel Canon Powershot A710. The Bug uses our new Nikon Coolpix S6200 most of the
time. If you’re interested in which camera was used for a particular shot, just
ask!
I don't get outside enough so I always look forward to your pictures. I hope you're having a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteSo that's a primrose?! I've seen those things blooming in flower beds around here but I had no idea that's what they are. I thought a primrose would look more, well, rosy.
ReplyDeleteLovin' all the flowering trees! So colorful, so SPRING-ish!
ReplyDeleteI miss robins. They're such entertaining birds. The parrots we have in abundance here are loud, raucous and messy. I can't set out the garbage too early or they'll tear into the bags and spread it everywhere. Robins never did that.
Go girl, on the afghan! Very nice.
You're looking all pretty in pink :)
Wow! Now that is a copier! hahaha
Have a wonderful week!
That robin was having a blast in the bath. Loved it. The Japanese Magnolia (tulip tree) shot was gorgeous...I love it when you can see a hint of sky in one. Things are blooming around here too. I still think we may have one more cold snap. I felt so sorry for tax time pig.
ReplyDeleteLove all the tree pics. Your afghan is going to be so beautiful can't wait to see the finish project. Have a great week
ReplyDeleteI saw a robin in our yard early in the week. There was still some snow around and he looked very confused.
ReplyDeleteSo funny that you saw a face in your eggs. :) I'm impressed with the afghan...more patience than I could ever muster up.
ReplyDeleteYou look pretty in pink!
I'm drooling over all of your spring weather pictures (okay, not literally...). We've had lots of low temps and rain. I know spring is out there, I've seen a few flowers on my outdoor voyages, but I don't stay out there long enough to find the rest.
ReplyDeleteLove the egg face! Was it saying "Please don't eat me!"?
I'm pretty sure you could get money for that face in your eggs. Love the birdbath pics. So cute. And Martha goose should visit me. I have lots of yard work for her. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the afghan, can't wait to see the finished project!
ReplyDeleteSpring pictures are one of my favorite topics. There is just so many photo worthy things during spring!
Great job all around!
R
great photos as ever - just wondering how the costume of the Wonder Duck copies in with TTP this week...
ReplyDeleteDid we ever decide on a full name for the goose/duck?
OK... the face in the eggs freaked me out a bit!!!! GASP!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove all the colorful tree shots - here they are just beginning to bud, so excited!
ReplyDeleteLove the primrose shot too - so pretty!
The eggs were kinda freaky! Ah well!!
You again get the award for the 'mostest' photos, but also the 'bestest'.
ReplyDeleteGood job on the crafts--afghan squares and origami. I was given a day by day origami calendar and love working the different designs, but have been so busy that i've gotten behind. A fun item to keep on the counter and make when family or friends sit there together.