This is one of those places where I’ve looked time and time again and it seems, no matter the time or the season, the views is never the same. It’s also one of my favorite places to look, like when I look out over our lake up in northern Minnesota, as both have great memories.
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Green Librarian
Well, it starts with the birds, the butterflies and the bees. They take me somewhere that I don’t know if I can exactly tell you where it is. It’s just that place where I find myself.
My oldest and I helping our new neighbor, the opposum a couple of weeks ago, took me there too. Then last week, helping a baby bird the other day on the way to work, moving it off the sidewalk, took me there too. Thank you mother nature.
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So the other night my oldest son and I ran into a neighbor of ours though I don’t know if it’s the our neighbor from way back when or a new neighbor. The only difference was this time included another one of our neighbors, Athena our next door neighbors huskie.
Turns out it’s a good thing we were there as Athena was trying to play with our other neighbor, the opposum. So while my oldest reigned in Athena, I gave the opposum a gentle push along, making sure to keep the two neighbors apart. What happens next, I guess we’ll see.
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I loved how the trees here line up with the sunshine. It was just another one of those storied that tell why trees are my friends.
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I was just thinking this as I solved wordle today and talking to my friends. It does of course seem appropriate with the eclipse today as it’s well, something that everyone’s been talking about for months and months.
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I have to admit, I never thought that bird watching would be something I would enjoy but, after putting a bird bath outside my bedroom window, It’s started to peak my interest.
In fact, I came recently came across an article entitled LeConte’s Sparrow, from the St. Louis chapter of Audubon that interested me. While I couldn’t find that article online, I did find this one entitled “LeConte’s Sparrow“ over at Cornell Lab courtesy of that article. One of nineteen North American sparrows that we see in Missouri.
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Decided to again go through some of my old pictures today when I came upon this one of yellow blooms from last spring. There’s just something about how the yellow stand out against the brown.
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This was a picture that I actually took the other day from my front yard. It was when there were some storms coming but, at first glance, it sort of looks like waves coming over our trees. Takes me back to my summer family vacations when we would visit my grandparents out in San Diego.
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So it’s been forever or at least it’s felt like forever since I’ve gotten out to take some pictures. This one actually came along just as I was sitting down to take another one. This was where the kids and I use to go to skip rocks.
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Every now and then I know I’ve taken a picture where I just don’t see the view and this is one of those pictures. There’s that old saying of not being able to see the forest through the trees. I guess I didn’t see it here.
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