I very much approve of the hobbit hole, GG 
My mom and dad found some "bluebonnets" at Wal-Mart, and bought a few of them for me. I, of course, prefer the real thing. But, these work.![]()
Today I got a new cat. ^_^ She's a year and a half old and the name she came with is Silver
If I change her name it will be something Elvish, either Luthien to go with my other cat (A calico named Tinuviel) or Mithril.
Also I drew a Hobbit Hole.
She's adorable!
Can I live there?
Here is one of mine from two weeks ago on Bonaire ... I was walking early one morning after a damp night and saw this ...
Aw, AK! I was home last week and the bluebonnets were coming out! We are traveling again -- I hope they are not all gone before I get home!!! That was sweet of your folks.
GG, I love the kitty and your hobbit hole, nicely done.
NB, you have to work on the focus, those were pretty blurry shots.
Here is one of mine from two weeks ago on Bonaire ... I was walking early one morning after a damp night and saw this ...
Thanks y'all. I am working, as we travel, on my netbook, and it has a differnt photo program from my Mac at home, so I am sorry the photos are so big; I am not sure how to make them appear a normal size on the screen. Here is one from Curacao, the island where we are this week. It is a Dutch island, and so it has really interesting architecture, but with Caribbean colors.
Winter near a local city.
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Beautiful shots, NB.
Here is something from underwater on Bonaire a couple weeks ago, I dont think I posted it already ... it's a small golden moray eel with his mouth open, and shut.
Today I got a new cat. ^_^
Also I drew a Hobbit Hole.
Here is one of mine from two weeks ago on Bonaire ... I was walking early one morning after a damp night and saw this ...
Here is something from underwater on Bonaire a couple weeks ago, I dont think I posted it already ... it's a small golden moray eel with his mouth open, and shut.
Thanks Patrick! I am lucky, no denying that.Weowww! SOOOO COOOL
*sigh* you are so lucky! Great pics!
Very pretty!A view over our new nature preserve outisde the suburbs where I live.
Thanks Patrick! I am lucky, no denying that.
Very pretty!
Let me see if I have another underwater shot worth posting. I got several nice shots, actually, but some you have to kind of know what you're looking for...
In the bottom of the sponge is an arrow crab. It is named that I think because its head is shaped like an arrow. Sometimes it will be eating something and then skewer it on the point of its head to save it until later, it's kind of funny.
Thank you! You can kind of see his tiny blue pincers in the one shot ... they're pretty cool. The big ones get about, as big as your hand, but they're quite spindly.That is funny! And the pictures are lovely. I've never seen a crab like that.
When I lived in Poland, I was close friends with a family named the Gryzbeks. This was their son, Igor.