Rest in the Lord and be willing to wait for Him. Psalm 37:7 (NLV)
I love watching these pretty birds at our suet. When there is no red spot of feathers on the back of its head, it is a female. I found a few fun facts about Downy Woodpeckers. They are known as a symbol of bravery and hard work. They have special features surrounding their nostrils that […]
~~~ Wednesday, January 11 7:38 am ~~~ Watching a sunrise is better than visiting any art museum!
~~~ Wednesday, January 11 4:43 pm ~~~ Cardinals can be flighty and rarely welcome my presence at the window, but this one just kept on posing – giving me time to try a few different camera settings. A fun fact about Cardinals: The Northern Cardinal’s name dates back to the time of the United States […]
~~~ Wednesday, January 19 1:00 pm ~~~ Left to right: Bunny and Peg O’Hare, Kathy Lewis, Cerwin, Sam Rittenhouse and Inge Koenig. It was the first time Kathy joined us. She worked in TFC’s International Office when it was located in Denver, PA and later Akron, PA. She chose to look for another job when […]
~~~ Sunday, January 8 Photos all taken at 7:03 am ~~~ It was amazing to watch this changing sunrise. Sunrises amaze me.
Like bright morning sunshine on our decorative grasses. When the nighttime moon is still hanging around in the morning sky. There are also recent things that made my heart smile. Things that I didn’t or couldn’t photograph: ~~~ Last week – after having a routine check-up at Campus Eye – I was told there was […]
~~~ Tuesday, January 17 ~~~ The brilliant sky hid the fact that light rain or snow was predicted within minutes. I reminded Cerwin that a red sky in the morning is a sailor’s warning. When I came back from taking these pictures – through a guestroom window, Cerwin said, “Did you see the rainbow in […]
It was resting on a shepherd’s hook when a gust of wind came along and ruffled its feathers. Then the wind stopped, and it could relax until the next gust of wind. An Interesting fact about dark-eyed juncos: They form monogamous pairs (that mate for a lifetime) and produce 2 to 3 broods per season.
~~~ Tuesday, January 10 4:45 am ~~~ Each morning – after getting a coffee cup out of the cupboard – I look out the window to see what is happening at the feeders. On occasion I see a skunk, opossum or raccoon. On this cold morning it was fun to see a nice raccoon eating […]
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We love you! Great Grandpa and Great Grandma High
~~~ Monday, January 9 ~~~ We woke to a beautiful dusting of snow on Monday morning. The morning moon was also bright and beautiful. I said to Cerwin that our two-hour drive to Sunbury, PA, should be pretty – and it was. However, we were surprised to discover that we had more snow in our […]
This one was really moving.
~~~ Sunday, January 8 ~~~ Diana (our granddaughter) has been trying to get in her 2022 Birthday meal for several weeks, but it seemed something always hindered it. She and Donovan were doing a lot of local hunting – and did fill their freezer with venison – then there were several Christmas meals. Finally, we […]
It had been a few months since I updated you on what I was working on in my counted cross stitch projects. Last fall I told you that all I had left to do on the raccoon was the background. Backgrounds are nice to do in the evening, but a solid background can also be […]
I was blessed and in awe of the first sunrise of the year.