The boat dock at Grandpappy Point Marina (May 24, 2015). ⇑ Record Breaking Rains North Texas has been receiving higher than normal levels of rain for the last few months. In fact, this is the 3rd wettest May on record with 21 out of 27 days bringing rain for a total of 12.31 inches of rainfall. Most … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: May 2015
Let’s Go For A Drive
The doggies like hanging out the window during our car rides. Monochrome Madness Challenge Our dogs love hanging out the window on our car drives. Unfortunately, I usually can’t get a good photo of the dogs during a car ride because the car is bouncing or I’m using my iPhone. Luckily, this time I had … Continue reading
Rain, Rain and More Rain
Lynn Creek marina parking lot at Joe Pool Lake 5 days ago. As you can see, the water was about 3 or 4 feet deep. Rain, Rain and More Rain It’s been raining almost daily in North Texas for over 2 months. The massive amount of rain ends the drought for this part of Texas. … Continue reading
Be Soft. Do Not Let the World…
Word Crush Wednesday Quote Challenge I’ve always been a collector of quotes. I like quotes that speak to me about life, that encourage and motivate. I’m often told that I’m too much of a “Pollyanna” and that I don’t really see the true world. It is true that I try to overlook the bad and focus … Continue reading
This is My New Life
It seems that no matter where I am — I end up on the wrong row or in this case the wrong side of the highway. You know — the “choose the wrong grocery line” syndrome. I took this photo to remind myself that even the best laid plans go awry. Red Lights of Doom … Continue reading
Hiding in the Trees
Monochrome Madness Week 11 – I took this week’s photo while traveling through Arkansas. It was a quick photo opp when we pulled over for a second while traveling. I think using the Fotor going gray filter makes the photo look like a shot from an old black and white movie. Monochrome Madness is a … Continue reading
Look Who Stopped By For A Quick Visit
These ducks were resting under a tree in our yard when we got home yesterday. I ran into the house to get my camera and was happy to take a few photos. The ducks were very cooperative subjects. They seemed to turn toward me and strike a pose for the camera. I think they were enjoying … Continue reading
15 Reasons Retiring Early Worked For Me
re·tire·ment noun 1. the action or fact of leaving one’s job and ceasing to work. I was privileged to spend 24 years working as a teacher and school librarian. Even though we liked our jobs; my hubby and I decided about 15 years ago we wanted to retire early. We wanted to enjoy life, travel … Continue reading
It matters not…
Word Crush Wednesday Quote This quote popped up while I was researching a project online and it just seemed to call out to me. I think it’s a message we should all take to heart. It’s not where you start; but where you finish that’s the most important. If you don’t like something in your life; … Continue reading
Bud to Bloom
This hibiscus bud caught my eye because of its interesting shape and gorgeous colors. Then the next day, the bud bloomed into this beautiful flower. (This is a SOOC shot — no editing.) Did you know that most hibiscus flowers only last one day? You can learn more about the hibiscus plant at Better Homes & Garden … Continue reading
Rainy Day Reflections 