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All Kinds of Pictures

Blogger Friends, your heart felt support, and prayers have helped us get through this difficult time of losing a loved one.  Thank you all for being there for our family.  


This is a 2012 movie trailer clip by IMAX, taken from You Tube.  I wanted to share this video clip with you about the Monarch Butterfly.  These butterflies are truly angelic, have you had a Monarch Butterfly that won’t leave you alone?  Since the passing of our loved ones we’ve had numerous butterflies flying around us while outside.

This video brings back memories of a camping trip several years back.  Bulldog Man and I went on a hunt for a nice place to pitch a tent.  We came across this beautiful park just west of where we live.  As Bulldog Man and I walked down the trail to the camping site, there was this tree, it looked like it was animated…….when in actuality it was just loaded from the base to the top with Monarch Butterflies flapping their wings just like in this video.   Just a small glimpse of God’s creation Mother Nature, enjoy.

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I would like to welcome new Blogger friends to my blog.  It’s a true pleasure having you follow my blog, please sit back and enjoy the ride. 
Art Work From Pixaby
Garden Updates in Pictures:

Cukes, Tomatoes, and Jalapenos Harvest

Squash?  Or Squash and Zucchini Harvest?

Squash Harvest
Squash Plants Just Taking Off, They're Just About My Height
Squash Plants With All Kinds Of Blossoms
Zucchini?


Oregano, Growing Like Crazy

Fall Potatoes Growing Nicely

Tomatillo's Growing Like Crazy
Replant of Beans For Fall Garden, Growing Nicely


Beans Waiting Patiently For Dad To Get Out Of Work.

 Here are a few pictures from our ride to and from Texas this last trip.




 

The Deer Were All Over This Neighborhood.  We Took It As A Short Cut To Our Parents Home




Drive Home, Fire On The Dry Grass Along The Highway


 Here are a few pictures of the baby hummingbirds visiting our feeders:












These hummingbirds appear to be from the same family.  There are approximately 5 birds, and their colors vary.  We’ve seen gray, black, and green birds with red and white throats.  

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Over the next couple of months my access to the computer will be limited while I take care of business dealing with the estate in Texas. Thank goodness for adult children, they’ve been helping with the homestead while I take care of business down south.  Please be patient with me while I get through this part of life.   
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