Sunday, June 22, 2014

2014 Project 365 – Week Twenty-five



I have made a solemn vow that next week’s daily walk pictures will NOT contain selfies. Sheesh – I don’t know about you, but I am TIRED of my face. Ha!
Sunday, June 15th        
My daily walk.


I posted these photos on Wednesday – as you can see by the end of the week some of these promises have been fulfilled.


Monday, June 16th
My daily walk – I helped mow. Yes, that actually IS sweat on my brow. I know – I’m amazed too!


Tuesday, June 17th            
Dr. M took a picture of one of my favorite scenes – hay!


My daily walk. Someone on facebook said it looked like I was walking in the Milky Way :)


Wednesday, June 18th
Lots of pictures today. First up – my daily walk, which I took rather early at work to avoid the heat.



Look who I found! I spent my lunch hour running errands & decided to do a drive-by shooting of the Tax Time Pig. Blurry as per usual – ha!


Dr. M saw our albino squirrel – so cute…


Our neighbors asked Dr. M to take a picture of them – it was their 59th wedding anniversary! Happy Anniversary Mr. Ken & Mrs. Ruth!


We had a storm roll through (it’s a regular Wednesday thing these days) – Dr. M took this pretty sinister picture.


Toad!


Thursday, June 19th
My daily walk – I enjoyed walking part of it barefoot in the grass.


Dr. M saw a couple of babies on campus today – sweet!


Friday, June 20th
My daily walk – the working from home edition.


Dr. M took pictures of our volunteer tomatoes (& the bug that guards them). Also pictured: the Lavender Menace & Daisy Nation, about to explode.


Saturday, June 21st  
Bed head. My hair looks like this most mornings – it always makes me laugh.


My daily walk. As I said on facebook, today was a day that would have decided to NOT walk, except that I feel obligated to post pictures.


Daisies! The first of MANY pictures of the daisies this summer, I’m sure.


Have a great week!

12 comments:

  1. Tax pig again, hello!
    Cute squirrel.

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  2. Well, I'm NOT tired of your face... :-)

    I'd so be stalking that albino squirrel if we had one around here. And how nice of Dr. M to take this anniversary picture for your neighbors!

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  3. You have an albino squirrel in your neighborhood! I don't think I've ever seen one, even in pictures. That's so cool!

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  4. I love your dedication Bug. On my part, I have been experiencing seasonal allergies, kind of like Reya suffered before her trip to Paris. The doctor suggested I had pollen issues and she wanted to put me on prednisone. I have been staying in more until the worst goes away because I don't really like being on steroids. Hopefully, the worst of the spring bloomers are done and I can go out and enjoy summer a little more.

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  5. Y'all, the albino squirrel is just about the coolest thing ever! Apparently there are a few around here...they are true albinos. I photographed a young one a few years ago that was perfectly happy munching on sunflower seeds while I did the photo shoot. We like to think this is the same one, coming back from time to time to check in with us. It is a blessing...like a white buffalo to me, really...no joke.

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  6. I've been wondering when we were going to see the tax pig again. It's been a while.

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  7. I love the albino squirrel, and the fawns. That pic of you walking among the stars is terrific too!

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  8. I especially loved the hay in the field. Hope they got it in before the storm.

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  9. That's about how my hair looks too :)
    59 years together... wow... that's so cool.

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  10. Love the daisies! And the cattail looking things are neat..

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  11. Your mow face pic is the cutest pic of you ever!

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  12. The albino squirrel photos are fantastic.

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