Showing posts with label kittens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kittens. Show all posts
Monday, September 10, 2012
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Random pix
Lots of random pix I've taken over the last week or so.
Sunrise.
Moonrise...
Moonset.
Early one morning we had mist in front of the butte so only the tip top showed. This, coupled with a setting full moon, made for a neat pre-dawn shot.
The kids were invited to join some neighbors in the city last week. Here they're waiting to be picked up.
Red, one of our roosters.
On a misty morning, a deer stood on alert right outside our yard fence. She knew the dogs couldn't get to her.
Leaping over first one fence...
...and then another.
Lydia half-howling.
Weeding onions. Before...
...and after.
Our neighbor's kittens are at the seriously adorable stage.
A neighbor's unintentional but artful tableau: Bible, lamp, dishes.
Instruments.
A fabulous bumper sticker.
Matilda in the daisies.
Speaking of daisies...
I bought this plate many many years ago. It hangs over my kitchen sink. In the background, the father milks a cow; in the foreground the mother makes cheese. To me, it denotes many positive things in a single picture (click to enlarge): a farm, cheesemaking, a family working together, and a family that obviously loves each other.
Some of the pieces I'll be bringing with me to Portland.
Blooming tiger lilies.
Matilda grooming Polly.
Sunrise.
Moonrise...
Moonset.
Early one morning we had mist in front of the butte so only the tip top showed. This, coupled with a setting full moon, made for a neat pre-dawn shot.
The kids were invited to join some neighbors in the city last week. Here they're waiting to be picked up.
Red, one of our roosters.
On a misty morning, a deer stood on alert right outside our yard fence. She knew the dogs couldn't get to her.
Leaping over first one fence...
...and then another.
Lydia half-howling.
Weeding onions. Before...
...and after.
Our neighbor's kittens are at the seriously adorable stage.
A neighbor's unintentional but artful tableau: Bible, lamp, dishes.
Instruments.
A fabulous bumper sticker.
Matilda in the daisies.
Speaking of daisies...
I bought this plate many many years ago. It hangs over my kitchen sink. In the background, the father milks a cow; in the foreground the mother makes cheese. To me, it denotes many positive things in a single picture (click to enlarge): a farm, cheesemaking, a family working together, and a family that obviously loves each other.
Some of the pieces I'll be bringing with me to Portland.
Blooming tiger lilies.
Matilda grooming Polly.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Random pix
A neighborhood game of kick-the-can / capture-the-flag on a windy day. Here all the kids are deciding the rules.
Lydia lays claim to Younger Daughter's bed.
Younger Daughter (right) and her friend Miss Calamity (left) out for a spin...
...and enjoying a quiet moment by a campfire.
I chuckled over Miss Calamity's fashion statement: camo pants, cowboy boots.
Chickens in a shaft of sunlight:
Neighbors planting their garden. Yes, we're still trying to get gardens in and hoping they'll have time to mature before the first frost hits.
A couple of bumper sticks that caught my eye:
Interesting cloud formation:
Our young pear tree has some baby pears growing:
Little house on the prairie:
My strawberries are looking good.
There are even a few blossoms, though I'm pinching these off to let the plants put their energy into growth this year.
Our neighbor's cat had kittens. Precious! In these shots they're only a few hours old.
Their ducks are also getting big.
A foggy morning with sunbeams...
...which resulted in a rare fog rainbow.
Busy hens.
Our wheat field.
The wheat is starting to head.
Some pretty sunsets over the last week or two.
Lydia lays claim to Younger Daughter's bed.
Younger Daughter (right) and her friend Miss Calamity (left) out for a spin...
...and enjoying a quiet moment by a campfire.
I chuckled over Miss Calamity's fashion statement: camo pants, cowboy boots.
Chickens in a shaft of sunlight:
Neighbors planting their garden. Yes, we're still trying to get gardens in and hoping they'll have time to mature before the first frost hits.
A couple of bumper sticks that caught my eye:
Interesting cloud formation:
Our young pear tree has some baby pears growing:
Little house on the prairie:
My strawberries are looking good.
There are even a few blossoms, though I'm pinching these off to let the plants put their energy into growth this year.
Our neighbor's cat had kittens. Precious! In these shots they're only a few hours old.
Their ducks are also getting big.
A foggy morning with sunbeams...
...which resulted in a rare fog rainbow.
Busy hens.
Our wheat field.
The wheat is starting to head.
Some pretty sunsets over the last week or two.
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