Rest. Nap as often as you need;life can be exhausting – store up. Cry. Let your feelings be known –your voice is your saving grace. Joy is a whole body experience;immerse yourself in total delight. Hold on to those who love you;your survival depends on them. See the world through new ideas;you never know what […]
Blue expandingcrisp whiteof tiny sails –horizon The lull is gentlelucidity swellingserenity present How safe it isto imagine limitlessnesswhen I am groundedbreast to railinganchored ashore. (Image my own)
Is it selfishthis chosen solitude?How I treasure silence,stillness baiting my muse And is it my calmthat attracts chaos?The sorrow of otherslanding on my doorstep What if I rejected pleas,locked out the troubles?How long can I sustainpeace until need answers? (Tuesdays, I borrow from Twitter @Vjknutson. Image my own)
What a cheerful little guy!
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Wow!
These are wonderfully amazing 🙂
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Thanks.
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Squirrels always steal the show 🐿
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They do!
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I do not know about micro/macro capacity but these came out wonderful! 🙂 ❤
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Thanks Deborah.
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My pleasure! 🙂 ❤
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Great zooming to get close up! Thanks for joining in. I also crop in post to get closer.
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Thanks Anne.
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Lovely shots.
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Thanks!
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VJ, do you get the Ladybugs indoors during the winter? Two years ago, we must have had 75 or so. This year, we have had only a few. Keith
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We sometimes get the orange ones – that bite! Not lately though.
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Lovely examples V.J. – the little creature shown last is amazing. What is it and how did you get so close?!?! And of course your little ladybug is wonderful. They are so cute – unless they build a nest in your basement and begin invading your home as they did when we lived in the northeastern US. That was not fun!!
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Oh my. Ladybug invasion. Haven’t experienced that, thank goodness. The invader at my bird feeder is a black squirrel. They are rascals but entertaining.
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