A woodpecker?
I love the feathers that I find on the birdbath at the end of the day...
~Nancy ~ 242/365
I love the feathers that I find on the birdbath at the end of the day...
~Nancy ~ 242/365
Yes, Tuscola is flat.
Really, really flat. The nicest thing about that is you have a perfect view of every sunrise and sunset. This is the sunset I have the privilege of watching as I take "Buddy the Dog" on his walk every morning. Nice... ~Nancy ~ 241/365  ...away from "First Place".
Meet Freshman Emma Henderson. This is her first ever cross-country race, and she won the girls' race with a time of 22:47. That was thirty seconds ahead of the next runner. She doesn't know how strong she is and how much she had left. It will be exciting to watch her future... ~Nancy ~ 240/365 
Maybe too happy. (We thinks she should be wearing this shirt...) ~Nancy ~ 239/365 
Ashton spotted this sign for a cul-de-sac.
She was sure I should make it my picture for the day... ~Nancy ~ 238/365 
This is the view "Mother Nature" gave us as
Shannon and I sat outside watching the sun set on a very warm day. Just the slightest breeze and these colors brought the day to a very pleasant close. Tomorrow morning I will be headed back across this street to teach... ~Nancy ~ 237/365 
Weekend schoolwork again.
I rewarded myself with an evening walk. The sun was just setting behind the Hidden Garden in Forest Park, and I had hoped to get a picture of the waterfall. The water wasn't flowing this evening, so I settled for a picture of the flowers. Not a bad option. Not bad, at all... ~Nancy ~ 236/365 
Sitting on the front porch with coffee and a morning book,
I couldn't stop watching the hummingbirds feed. I've read that this is their most active time as they prepare for their southern migration. I borrowed my husband's bigger lens, and with tripod and my remote release, took a LOT of pictures. These are my favorites... ~Nancy ~ 235/365 
After a week of school in Tuscola,
I'm back home for the weekend. The first thing I did was check the state of my garden, and with the return of hot weather, and without my care, some of the flowers were under stress. The Lavender and Dusty Miller are doing just fine, though. I love the contrast of these two plants side-by-side, and had promised myself I would capture them in a picture before the end of the summer. With the sound of the cicadas in the late afternoon, I can tell we are beginning to see the end... ~Nancy ~ 234/365 
...to Z! 
Twenty-two kiddos are all shining stars!
~Nancy ~233/365 |
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