Front Porch View.
One Hour’s Difference
Category: Photography
Redbud in Bloom
Eastern Redbud in bloom at sunset. Planted in my backyard by a friend, as a memorial to my parents.
It was their favorite tree. The blossoms cover the whole of the branches.
Josie the Airedale – Guest Blog
Perfectly framed. Photographed by Mark.
April Weather
April first it snowed. There’s been sunshine, rain, blue skies, and fog. It’s been hot, it’s been cold. Windy and still. We’re only two weeks into April. Only thing constant in our weather is change.
Ewe Mail
Today’s mail brought the delivery of a package. Always fun to receive an unexpected gift. If you squeeze the body, you can hear the sheep bleating. You know how I love puppets. He’ll be a great addition to video calls with the grandchildren. Thanks JB for the ewe mail.
Peeps. Yes or No?
Peeps. Yes or no?
The 2012 NY Times slide show showing how peeps are manufactured is still available. I ate one tonight. 32 calories. I could not detect any flavor other than sweet.
I bought them on sale post-Easter sale for just 99 cents at the fabric store
Since 1953, Peeps.
Turns out this is my FOURTH post about Peeps.
There are Peep Haters says Julie Bosman in NYTimes 2012 article . “But for such an innocent, marshmallow-and-sugar pastel candy, the Peep is surprisingly polarizing. Peeps-hater Web sites show pictures of Peeps dipped in liquid nitrogen and smashed with hammers. Admirers dress them in costumes and arm them with plastic swords. Matthew Beals, director of the 2009 documentary ”The Power of the Peep,” said their appeal endures because ”they coexist as both cute and horrible.”
Peeps Not just for Easter anymore
Peeps on Top of brightly colored frosted doughnuts
(What Will One Admit to Eating When No One is Watching ?)
Batter Creature
From pancake making Sunday morning
Apple Tree Blossom
Masked Dinosaur and Flowering Pear on Freeport Road
At the red light when headed to the post office.
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Threadbare
Do you have anything in your home that is threadbare?
“having the nap worn off so as to lay bare the threads of the warp and woof, as a fabric, garment, etc.” adjective
