Not that I have one every week. It just sounded like a good title.
One thing I've discovered about macro photography is that bugs and butterflies don't stand still very long. As Daddy says, they're like worms in hot ashes.
You are killing me with your new lens. I am DYING for one! Of course that would mean I would just have to get a new camera which I want anyway. Perhaps a savings acct is in my near future!
I'm a 40-something mother, wife, sister and daughter. I'm a wanna be photographer who spends her spare time dreaming about traveling the world and taking pictures.
Spring
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Spring. The older I get the more I appreciate its arrival
The sunshine, the warmth, the flowers ~ blue skies between green leaves ~ a
Catbird squeaks and ...
I'm Back!
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I have forsaken the old blog for far too long and the cobwebs in my brain are building up. I don't care for that feeling. I'm just the kind of girl that ha...
Mother's Day
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Trying to remember my FIRST memory of my mom brought back MANY memories of her. It's difficult to know if I actually remember this, or if I just remember the...
You've Come a Long Way, Baby!
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*Misogyny.* *The hatred or dislike of women **or girls. Misogyny can be
manifested in numerous ways, including sexual discrimination, denigration
of wom...
Escaping again
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I'm baaaackkkkkk! I've got a lot to share about where I've been and what
I've been doing the last 18 months, but for right now I needed a place to
expre...
a favor....of the energy kind
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in japanese we say onegai , or favor....as in
"i have a small onegai...."
this time tomorrow
and the next
please take a few seconds to send some p...
Taking a Blog Break
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I'm taking some time off work and also taking some time away from most
things electronic. I'll still be using my camera, though.
Y'all take care. I'll be...
Ideas for Turning Photos into Wall Art for Your Home
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In this second installment of her series Getting Your Photos Out of Your
Computer, Susan Keller shows the impact your photography can make in your
home in ...
Dummies For Dummies
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It all began with Mary Ward. In the mid nineteenth century, before gah
created women (in the workplace), Mary Ward was an Irish astronomer. And
Mary Ward’s...
Be Still
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Dear Christa—
“Be still and know that I am God,” I read as I stared down at the
bookmark.
“Be still and know that I am God.”
“Do I even know what tha...
Paradigm Shift
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I despised this term in college and seminary - it was one of those phrases
that people couldn't wait to use, similar to words and phrases used today
like "...
Bringing Spring Indoors
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Oh how I love the smell of blooming lilacs - the official smell of spring
time, don't you think? They are so fragrant. It just doesn't seem fair
that th...
Horses and miscellany
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It's been so hot and windy here lately that I haven't photographed anything
worthy to share. I've been wanting to show you my agapanthus, but the wind
is w...
Thank you Random Kind Sir
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Gearing up for trial - my first in Florida, my first in many years (we settle everything or so it seems). Working very late last night - a rare event in my ...
Maritime Museum, Barcelona and Darwin!
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One day last weekend, we all went into BCN, and we went to the (slowly)
reopening Maritime Museum. There was this boat still on display....
And these en...
Oklahoma
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It’s hard to think of much else besides Oklahoma this morning. The storms
were south of us and our ranch, family, and friends are just fine…but so
many in ...
Alan Who?
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A mere 12 years ago the world of track and field was abuzz because of a
senior in high school who was poised to break Jim Ryun's land standing
record in th...
Need a Good Book? (2013 Edition)
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*I am officially the unofficial historian of my book club, and it is time
for another reading list update. The titles at the top are the most recent
books ...
Spreading the News
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The first time that I told someone outside of my intimate circle that I was
separated and going through a divorce I walked away from the conversation
and i...
My life now.
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Wow. So many things have changed in my life. The past couple of weeks
have been pretty tough but my girls and my grandson help me every day. My
daughter...
Please Hold While We Transfer this Blog
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Yep! I'm moving over here ...it's fresh, it's new, it's lean,
it's...whatever, I'm dropping the Vintage Thirty (although everything here
is staying here) a...
A Bargain? Or Reality?....
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We went.
We saw.
And we now have one house left on the list (the UND house) and it is *barely
* hanging on by a thread.
Our Realtor showed us a house a litt...
5 comments:
You are killing me with your new lens. I am DYING for one! Of course that would mean I would just have to get a new camera which I want anyway. Perhaps a savings acct is in my near future!
Love those macro's
The world is extra-beautiful close up. Love this!
Worms in hot ashes? Can't say I've heard that one before though it sounds like something my own father would say!
Girl, you need to start making your wonderful photos larger on your blog! And just so you know, I want a new camera! Okay, I've said it.
Picture of the Week would be a good addition.
Oh, wow. This is wonderful. A macro is my next lens!
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