Month: May 2019
What Does a Dog Think About?
What does a dog think about?
Henry and Josie, the Airedales, were in the driveway when I was getting out of my car the other morning. They looked like they were thinking deeply about something.
Here’s Henry contemplating his shadow.
A dog across the street? The weather? Breakfast?
Let the day begin.
A Blanket, A Pillow, A Chair
You can drape a blanket over the back of a chair or two, add a pillow in the floor. Enter the tent you’ve created.
Magical half light.
Accompanied by a soft, huggable toy bear. Liftoff to space. A cabin in the woods. A racecar or castle. Whatever, wherever you wish it to be.

Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday

Ohio Barn

Lacrosse Game in Berlin
Lacrosse game in Berlin. Berlin, Ohio!
Not to be mistaken for Berlin, Germany.
Waiting for Jack’s game to start.

The morning drive out to Ohio was gray skies and rain so it was good to have sun and blue skies in the late afternoon.
Lady Slippers in Bloom
Lady Slippers, cypripedium reginae, are rare these days. These were seen in the woods at Fallingwater in the Laurel Highlands while on a Landscape Hike with the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy on Members’s Day. I was invited to be a guest of Erika’s Uncle Larry, who is an enthusiastic environmentalist, and shared a wonderful day at the Barn at Fallingwater with his family.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cypripedium_reginae)

”The WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVANCY protects and restores exceptional places to provide our region with CLEAN WATERS and healthy forests, wildlife and NATURAL AREAS for the benefit of present and future generations. The Conservancy creates GREEN SPACES AND GARDENS, contributing to the vitality of our cities and towns, and preserves FALLINGWATER, a symbol of people living in HARMONY WITH NATURE.” From Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Website
Forbes Digital Plaza at Bouquet Street

I was parked at the curb. Thought I was hearing an electronic musician. When I saw the huge screen I had to
get out of the car and document what turned out to be Forbes Digital Plaza

on the way home it started to pour. Good thing Steve was driving. East Liberty Intersection.
Www.forbesplaza.org
Seen in Parking Lot
Throwback Thursday September 1916

Durand, Illinois September 1, 1916










