LOC at the garden gate

(Little Orange Cat, brother to Big White Cat)

keep looking up

(even if you have bees on your face?)

The cranes are here!

Seen here from the I-25 bridge over the Rio Grande at Isleta --
they are headed south to the Bosque del Apache.

took a quiz

one of those that are supposed to enhance self-knowledge, I suppose
Results here:

I took the 43 Things Personality Quiz and found out I'm a

Romantic Extroverted Reinventer

Autumn bouquet

Glad I got to see this in the sun.
Back to work all day every day, and no sun, no flowers, no vines or leaves for me.



But the return is temporary. I'll be gone before you know it.

Buggy

As seen on the way back to UNMH from Bradbury



which is quite the long walk.

The Horror

This is what greets me when I walk into my area at the hospital.



Creepy, isn't it?

After suspension

comes the storm



Today was my first day back at work since 5pm Sept 17.
Thanks to J Grimes and M Ohara for the time off.

Ah, the sunflowers!

The seed package was labelled "ornamental sunflowers".



These certainly lived up to the name.

on the field of play

one of his favorite pastimes

He seems pleased with the result.

The Magic of Mr. Pearl Fryar's Garden

Words are inadequate to describe this place, created by one man with a vision.

Down to the bay

a private garden, with gardener

Oops, lost her little cap!

pelicans are always worth watching, great fliers

small wonders seen in Charleston

Views from the Wentworth

Timothy showed us this incredible place.

take the train to Santa Fe

My mimosa bloomed!

Now blooming...

the 'hearty'* hibiscus!

* That was the written description at the nursery. I think they really meant 'hardy'.

on the way

I've been travelling a long time, but only back and forth.

first roses of spring

Hey y'all, I'm back!
Glad to see me?

This shot turned out almost perfectly.
I am impressed with myself.

today was better

than yesterday by far

railroad men, taking in the morning

the most amazing teapot, from my best friend in Baton Rouge, and indeed, the world

and a moon that reaches full tomorrow morning

ah, Spring!