Evan received his Masters in Civil Engineering yesterday. We are so proud of him as I’m sure are Amanda, Denise and Dennis.
Way to go Evan! There sure are some smart people in your house. :)
Ramblings of a Silver Haired Lady
Evan received his Masters in Civil Engineering yesterday. We are so proud of him as I’m sure are Amanda, Denise and Dennis.
Way to go Evan! There sure are some smart people in your house. :)
Hummingbirds that is. We decided to spend a few days in NC to see how Spring was progressing. It is and very nicely I might add. We did get a big, but happy surprise–the hummingbirds are back. Or did they ever leave? I do believe they’re glad that we’re here so we could put out their feeders.


Amanda and Evan’s back door neighbors, Nancy and George, have the most gorgeous columbines. I guess they could tell how much I liked the columbines because Nancy brought us a bag of seeds. We had no luck in getting them to grow last year, but they have really taken off this Spring. I just love the colors!
Photography club’s competition subject this month is “Shoes”. I knew that I had a couple of photos that I’d be using for my entries, but I wanted to do something fun. When I was at Michael’s a couple of weeks ago I saw these cute pink shoelaces. I immediately thought of Sara, who loves pink, and thought I’d pick them up for her. But then I thought how funny they’d look on Tommy’s work boots (sorry, Sara!). Tommy was a good sport and let me do this but as soon as I’d taken the photos he wanted his laces put back on. :)

I think that I prefer the dogwoods like this better than wide open and very white. They seem to have more depth to them. That’s not to say that they aren’t perfectly beautiful when they are fully open. 
And then there are the ants. These guys bite me all the time. A lot of times when I’m shooting macro I’m kneeling or lying on the ground and they are all over me. I usually end up with whelps from their bites. The things I go through for my art. Ha! :)