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Today's blog is about a few things as it always is. Firstly SEE the photo? I see it. It's a turtle. A ___________________ turtle. What the turtle wants to say (and yes, I am a turtle whisperer), what it wants to say is "watch out for my butt on
Ok, let's just jump to the photo now shall we? Double click and zoom in. So you know, as far as I knew when taking this shot back on May 1st is that I was getting a shot of this Sandhill Crane. I discovered it first year I came
This week I drove to Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa to attend Shifting Perspectives a presentation by 4 of the coolest, badass women photographers ever! Within this quartet is an Order of Canada winner, a Pulitzer Prize winner, with images published on National Geographic covers, stamps, coins,
We interrupt this week's blog to inform you of the possibility of this place being torn down. The most photographed house in Canada! If you've followed me these past 11 years you've seen the
Well, here's a sweet announcement! We became GrandPuppyParents for the 2nd time this past week. Kiddo (our first GrandPuppy) is now a big sis to her new "not so little" baby sister Ellie! (In the photo from L to R is Ellie, Little Kiddo and me pretending to
Cantankerous, that's what I think of when I see Red Squirrels. They squawk and chastise and whizz about like a hornet. We have one or two in our yard. We're not sure what tree it lives in or perhaps it's a gazillionaire and resides in a few tree villas
It began as just a walkabout the perimeter of a building and if we dawdled long enough we'd snag a sunset shot from the hillside where the building stood. Curiosity got the better of me and I had to poke my head inside, long enough to take this shot
Thank you Mother Nature for FINALLY flipping on the bird channel. Also, my subscription to the Chipmunk channel got renewed. The Peepers symphony orchestra's tour bus should be rolling into town very soon. Any day now the Green Heron couple should be flapping their way up the road
Some bio breaks* are longer than others. It is during those breaks depending on where one takes said break that one occupies their time with perhaps by reading a book, newspaper, phone or their iPad. Perhaps one simply stares at the wall or whatever. Occasionally I stare at the
Welp, here we are, the brink of March break. Been a few years since I've stopped celebrating that (so to speak) as in, I'm an old bat with no school aged kids. Back in the day on many of said breaks we'd be bailing out of the country
You know, for a minute I thought "maybe we won't see the propane truck in our driveway until fall" and BOOM, I get their bill emailed to me. I jinxed it, sorry folks. We didn't even SEE or HEAR the orange and gold truck back in to the
"Fancy a cuppa?" I mean, BYOTea & BYOWater & BYOHydro but for SURE I'll supply the kettle, you have 5 options. I'm finally getting around to posting the odd abandoned house shots. All from the same house and one I had permission to go in. Now when I'm
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