I love it when I Google a photo and it spits back a photo with a name, and it looks just like mine. 😊😊. Took this today in a sidewalk garden up the block.
For Cee’s Flower Of the Day FOTD
Pat R
7/30/20
Category Archives: photography
Morning Revelry
morning dew sparkle on blades of grass
wild bunny rabbits
and bouncy baby squirrels
dart across the open meadow –
the magic of morning revelry
Pat R
7/29/20
A Gogyohka for Eugi’s Weekly Prompt “Magic”.
To read more about it or participate go here
Wordless Wednesday – Evening Skies
Pat R
7/29/2020
Sunflower – Backside
The back side of a sunflower. Quite intricate!
For Cee’s Flower Of The Day FOTD Challenge. To participate and see other entries go here.
Pat R
7/22/20
Grape Vine Beetle -Wordless Wednesday
In my garden, yep! He’s having a good old time in my very aggressive grape vines. In flight, I thought it was a super wasp and reached for my insect spray. Then there was the perch. That thing was about an inch long! And kinda cute!
Pat R
7/22/20
For #Wordless Wednesday, kinda 😊
Flower of The Day – Cockscomb
They come in red also…
For Cee’s Flower Of The Day Challenge. Cockscomb (Celosia cristata), such texture to these. I saw them at the plant store.
Pat R
7/17/20
Wordless Wednesday
I think this is a Model T Ford. It was sitting in the Terminal Market. An odd place I thought. The back of it was wood. Couldn’t get a shot of that.
Pat R
Flower of The Day – Dahlia
For Cee’s Photo Prompt Flower Of The Day #FOTD. Today, a dahlia. We met yesterday at the Terminal Market in Brooklyn. I had to read the tag to be sure. They come in such a nice variety of colors. Beautiful!
painted by nature
adorned by the sun
Pat R
7/12/20
Summer’s Folly
summer’s folly
smoldering heat, to dark clouds –
smell of quenched earth
Pat R
7/11/20
For Frank Tassone’s Weekly Haikai Challenge where the prompt is “Smoldering”
Potato Harvest!!
This is by far the coolest thing I’ve ever planted. You know those potatoes that are always growing in the fridge? This it’s cousin. Yep, I stuck it in the dirt in this
A tide pod container!
I read up on growing potatoes and it said the time to reap was when the leaves started looking a little wilty. It started looking like that to me two weeks ago. But I curved my enthusiasm..or is it curb.
Anyway, today I could wait no more. Now I know how those little potatoes end up being a party to the harvest. They grow like a family – parents and children.
I put the plant back in another pot with a really big potato attached to the stem. Wonder if that’s the same one I planted…I don’t know if it’s done, but we shall see.
Well, these parents and children are going in the saucepan with olive oil, garlic and the few string beans that was ready.😊
A happy Saturday to you😊
Pat R
