Those of you who love critters
will like this week’s pictures. And if you’d like to check it out, Dr. M has
even more critters on this
post.
Saturday,
November 10th
I was still at our Diocesan
Convention Saturday morning. I got room service for breakfast – such an
indulgence! And very yummy.
My fellow delegates.
This is what the Passing of the
Peace looks like at convention.
The State of the Bug: on my way
home thinking deep thoughts about a request my Rector had made. I ended up
saying yes & then found out that they didn’t need me in the role after all.
Don’t you love it when that happens? I’m being serious – I’m glad I prayerfully
considered & was prepared to do it, but since it was outside my comfort
zone I was relieved they didn’t need me!
Sunday,
November 11th
The weekly squirrel – perhaps about
to be dive-bombed?
The feeders are seeing a lot of business!
Baked spaghetti for dinner –
yum!
Monday,
November 12th
Snowflakes on Dr. M’s way to
school. I had pouring rain – he had snow.
Tuesday,
November 13th – Dr. M’s Birthday!
He saw some critters staring at
him (I really want to hug those very fuzzy cows!).
Go here
to read about this picture :)
Wednesday,
November 14th
Practicing our choir anthem on
my way to work.
Dr. M took some nicely moody
pictures.
Thursday,
November 15th
Sheep! (Hey - one of those isn't a sheep!)
Friday,
November 9th
Squirrel in a tree.
Dr. M saw this guy hanging out
the window of the car in front of him.
The Tax
Time Pig thanks our veterans.
It’s the moon!
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. 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!
some nice shots this week but if I passed you on the road and saw that sheet music spread out in front of you I'd likely be yelling at you to 'pay attention to your driving!' through my closed window of course.
ReplyDeleteMe too Ellen! I actually blew my horn at someone who was texting while driving the other day. As I told my cousin’s daughter: do as I say, not as I do!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had baked spaghetti in ages. Must try some again soon.
ReplyDeleteFoooood! I want your foooooood! (it's the diet talking, don't mind me :)).
ReplyDeleteI do like the contemplative Bug and that you thought about it and agreed to do it even though it was outside your comfort zone. Maybe that was all you needed to do?
I love that you not only had sheet music spread across your steering wheel, you were TAKING A PICTURE at the same time! LOL! Be careful out there!
ReplyDeletehaha, love the picture of the squirrel being dive bombed!!! the very next picture would have been fun!
ReplyDeleteThe shot of the snow flakes is so cool! those must have been some big flakes!
@Sara: That's the flash reflecting off the snowflakes...they weren't that big. It's a neat effect I discovered by accident :-)
ReplyDeleteI love, love, LOVE seeing Dog Heads drive by.
ReplyDeleteYes, getting credit for willingness to do the job without actually having to do it is great!
ReplyDeleteNow put that music score down while you are driving!
awesome pics, again! dang it, gurl...fabulous shots...love the hawk on the bare limbs especially
ReplyDeletehave to laff at myself...in that last sheep picture, i thought there were giraffes behind him, hahahaha...then I enlarged it...too funny!
God's got something really special for you to handle, so keep your ears open...and even if it is outside your comfort zone, he'll provide you with whatever you need to do it when obediently answering ;)
Skootsmom - I told Dr. M the exact same thing!
ReplyDeleteLoved all the shots this week. I love baked spaghetti!
ReplyDeleteI didn't even notice the giraffe like whatever in the picture, I had to go back and look at it again to figure out what Skoots was talking about.
whatever that is is does look like a giraffe....
R
Love your photos and weekly synopsis. Thanks. :)
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The moody photos are beautiful! I'm loving all the sheep this week. Bah.....bah.
ReplyDeleteLoved the sheep this week and Tax Time pig. I cannot believe you can drive and read music...makes me sick, sick, sick to read and move.
ReplyDeletei'm sure that the army uniform is supposed to be decisive - but there's something a bit ambiguous about a pig bearing a sign saying "thanks vets" - was he particularly pleased with his swine flu injections?
ReplyDeletemy favourite picture is the dog leaning out the window
I used to read poems for my graduate class on the way to Purdue (2 hrs, perfectly straight road, many small towns) until Mike forbade it.
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