Totally Random Photos

Cherry pickin' by bicycle in May.

A double blossom on my office hibiscus plant.

Me and the tallest cowboy I ever saw back in June at the Wild West Soiree.

Dewy summer leaves.  At the center, at the bottom, you can see a single droplet about to fall.  I really like that for some reason. 

 

A Montana-made pysanka egg that I got Matt for his birthday.  Pysanky is so incredibly amazing if you ask me.

Kitty slippers.

I learned about this song and then shortly after stumbled upon this frame at the thrift shop.  I sing this song to myself while I work a lot.  I don't know why because it is, as I understand it, technically a dancing song not a work song, but it seems to fit and it makes me cheerful.

Matt checking out his brother's garden near the end of the summer.

I found this growing inside a green bell pepper.  I thought it looked like a goose so I let it live on the windowsill with my crystal until it withered and had to be composted.

When we went out looking at Christmas lights this year we found a street that is themed on the classic claymation Rudolph movie.  I learned that the Abominable Snowman is Matt's favorite character from that film.  He made a cute lawn decoration, too.

I loved the way the lights were casting colored rings on the front of this house.  I don't know why...maybe they were special bulbs, but I didn't see any other lights causing this effect.  I thought it was pretty cool.  The colored circles danced on the house and the breeze jiggled the dangling lights.

The sunrise this morning.

A summer bicycle ride (no sleeves!).  Matt gets a kick out of it when my hair does this because of the straps on my helmet.  He calls them my wings.