Yep, Friko, it's a little daunting. Just now while I'm waiting for the canner to do its 45 minutes, I'm answering questions for two different on-line interviews that will be posted in a few weeks. Then I've got some guest blog posts for October to do -- one reason I haven't posted anything on Fridge Soup in a while.
We have a tremendous amount of butterflies here in Little River. I've never seen so many. They are beautiful and bright yellow. We never tire of watching them. Mother Nature gave us a colorful world.
Dear Vicki: The fitful dancers flitting from end of summmer's sweet nectar's dance. Do you know if they are Monarchs? They are yellow; I thought Monarch butterflies are orange; they are beauties. Lovely pics! Vicki your schedule does sound pleasantly busy; "On the road again!" Wonders about those "Sisters in Crime". teehee!
Now that the horrible heat of July and much of August has abated, I'm loving this end-of-summer time too, Jennyfreckles!
These are Eastern Tiger Swallowtails, Chicoreal. We didn't have many Monarchs this year.
Sisters; in Crime is an organization for people interested in promoting women crime writers. There are quite a few men who are members too and there is an adjunct organization called the Guppies (for great unpublished). It's a good organization with lots of helpful info online for anyone interested in writing mysteries.
Yes, Martin, it's Buddleia -- more commonly called Butterfly Bush around here.
We've never had so many butterflies as we have this year. Now they are dying by the truckload. I hated to see them disappear so I gathered up all I could, laid them on my scanner and copied them into my photo album.
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Very beautiful photos of the butterflies sampling all the goodies nature had prepared for them.
The butterflies are gorgeous. I'm sure you have a greater variety of colouful butterflies than we have in NZ.
The daintiest of ballerinas...
Beautiful photographs. The butterflies look almost as if they have been pinned into position - like some Victorian bell-glass encased display
nice ballet reference...my wife being a ballerina for years...i often think of butterflies as little dancers...
Lovely !
Beautiful photos!!
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About Flaubert and "le gueuloir"
Ahhhh...the Buddleia does it every year!
Elora
September and butterflies go together beautifully.
I just glanced over your proposed work load inthe sidebar. Golly!
A brief post today -- I'm in the tomatoes again!
Thanks for the link, Miss Yves!
Yep, Friko, it's a little daunting. Just now while I'm waiting for the canner to do its 45 minutes, I'm answering questions for two different on-line interviews that will be posted in a few weeks. Then I've got some guest blog posts for October to do -- one reason I haven't posted anything on Fridge Soup in a while.
Lovely post.
BTW: I have started doing some writing. Would you mind reading it and giving me some advice? :)
We have a tremendous amount of butterflies here in Little River. I've never seen so many. They are beautiful and bright yellow. We never tire of watching them. Mother Nature gave us a colorful world.
Greedy to get the last drops of summer - that's me too!
Dear Vicki: The fitful dancers flitting from end of summmer's sweet nectar's dance. Do you know if they are Monarchs? They are yellow; I thought Monarch butterflies are orange; they are beauties. Lovely pics! Vicki your schedule does sound pleasantly busy; "On the road again!" Wonders about those "Sisters in Crime". teehee!
Lovely photographs. Are these Buddleia that are attracting the butterflies?
Go stand in the corner, NCmountainwoman ;-)
Butterflies are an amazing gift, Bouncin' Barb!
Now that the horrible heat of July and much of August has abated, I'm loving this end-of-summer time too, Jennyfreckles!
These are Eastern Tiger Swallowtails, Chicoreal. We didn't have many Monarchs this year.
Sisters; in Crime is an organization for people interested in promoting women crime writers. There are quite a few men who are members too and there is an adjunct organization called the Guppies (for great unpublished). It's a good organization with lots of helpful info online for anyone interested in writing mysteries.
Yes, Martin, it's Buddleia -- more commonly called Butterfly Bush around here.
It is beautiful here too!
We've never had so many butterflies as we have this year. Now they are dying by the truckload. I hated to see them disappear so I gathered up all I could, laid them on my scanner and copied them into my photo album.
I hope you have some strong pasta shapes around, zite and the like, to keep you afloat! ;-)
Ooopsie, wrong post -
love the butterflies too,
just would never think of pairing them with zite pasta!
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