All of us grand-kids called my grandmother Mo. She was an incredible lady. Her favorite flower was the iris, so every time I see one I think of her and smile.
There is a farmer on my way to work that periodically creates art out of hay bales. Here they have created a minion from Despicable Me.
My good friend Vickie came over this last Saturday and we ended up hunting for morel mushrooms. It was a glorious sunny, warm day, perfect for ‘shroom hunting. The only drawback to hunting for morels is you have to crawl through the woods to find them. Since it has warmed up so nicely the ticks were out in full force. I ended up with about 10 ticks on me.
This is Vickie and one of the first mushrooms that was found.
The morels were growing really big and looking oh, so delicious.
See what I mean by big?
Vickie got a nice haul of mushrooms.
We have had a lot of rain/thunderstorms this last week. Besides beneficial rain, they have provided some fantastic sunsets.
Took a walk around our property a few days ago and discovered these wheels. Need to think of something clever to do with them. It would be easier if I had any artistic or gardening ability at all. Will have to take a look around on pinterest 🙂
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