Dragon Hunt with Melli



We were at our friends home and I spotted this guy among the toys strewn about the floor by the children playing. He cooperated for a photo shoot and my second Dragon for Melli’s Dragon Hunt was captured!



We were at our friends home and I spotted this guy among the toys strewn about the floor by the children playing. He cooperated for a photo shoot and my second Dragon for Melli’s Dragon Hunt was captured!
Melli is having a Dragon Hunt at her blog this week. I remembered when Katie and I were at Uwajimaya (an Asian Specialty Super Market) we spotted this dragon suspended from the store ceiling…



For more Dragon’s or to participate head over to Melli’s Place.
My dear friend Jan grows several beautiful varieties of lilies and she brought me a bouquet at our walk last week.

Aren’t they just gorgeous. She has a green thumb and loves her lilies. I think they know she does.

So beautiful and so fragrant.
Anybody else see what I see on the wall behind this fresh bouquet of lilies?
Thank you Jan! I’ve really enjoyed my bouquet…
Aren’t they just grand. This was taken in England. The Queen’s Horse Guard.
To see the rest of my entries for Project Black click here.
For more Project Black visit Anna Carson Photography.

Our hostess Anna Carson has challenged us with a Black Project this round. Here is my daughter Katie this last Tuesday at Uwajimaya – a wonderful Asian Market we have in the Puget Sound Area. She’s wearing her black t-shirt that says “It’s All About Me” There’s more black in the background also.
I’m excited to come around and see more Project Black. Thanks Anna for hosting this fun project.
To see the rest of my Project Black click here.

These photos are from a couple of my walks in search of red. Not exactly sure why I put the snail in the middle. When Willow and I walk she steps on these garden nibblers and there’s a disturbing crunch!
For more Ruby Tuesday posts or to join in visit Maryt at Work of the Poet.

I was so happy that a butterfly stayed still long enough on my walk yesterday with Willow so that I could get a photograph. This is my first butterfly shot. I’d love to be able to get closer to one to get a clearer shot sometime. I had to zoom in fearing it would flutter away if I got too close. Dear tells me this is a Swallowtail butterfly, smarty pants!
“A dripping June keeps all in tune.”
“June damp and warm
Does the farmer no harm”
“St. Barnabas, mow your first grass.”
…the cloudless sky
JUNE
“A cloudless sky; a world of heather,
Purple of foxglove, yellow of broom;
We two among it, wading together;
Shaking out honey, treading perfume.
Crowds of bees are giddy with clover,
Crowds of grasshoppers skip at our feet,
Crowds of larks at their matins hang over,
Thanking the Lord for a life so sweet.”
~ Jean Ingelow
Now for my poetic license with these photos to go with this fun poem. Not the exact plants but some of the right color….
…a world of heather

…purple of foxglove

…yellow of broom

…crowds of bees are giddy with clover

…crowds of grasshoppers skip at our feet

…Thanking the Lord for a life so sweet!

Have a wonderful St. Barney Day and don’t forget to mow your lawn…
My friend Willow from Willow’s Cottage has a friend with a Blueberry Farm and when she gets to pick blueberries on the farm she’s sweet enough to share some with me. So I found my blue rimmed platter to put my blueberries in and then I enjoyed my high fiber cereal with my daily banana and the lovely blueberry treat. Then it dawned on me that we are in the midst of project blue so I put this collage together filled with my yummy blue…

For more Project Blue click over to Anna Carson Photography.