Some folks are super serious about these lists, but for me it is just a pleasure and prompt to get out.

Love that photo! What a great story too. Everything just works so well. And yes, they're terns. According to my (fairly old) Australian field guide they're called Crested Terns (Sterna bergii). And no, we've never been there but did think strongly about it at one time and so the books.

This squirrel didn't want me in the yard taking its photo but it also didn't want to run off.

Oh, my, they look so sweet. What a beautiful treatment of the photo, colors and accents.

This is fabulous! The mask (?) is great and the edging brings it all together nicely.

Mary, so glad to see you back and recovering.

DH's new camera is really nice for photos like these and the more the better!

Eva! I am so impressed. The cover is lovely and enticing and I see you got credit inside too. Urban must be even more amazing than you've told us. To have an interest in the "Travelers" plus trying to bring out the lives of the women and children (if Google translate got the right idea) is...

Oh, Kay, I'm so sorry to hear that. Bad enough the COVID, but viral pneumonia, too! Sending healing thoughts to all. Hope she recovers swiftly.

Such a beautiful and stunning page! Those are intriguing implements. But where is their story?

This is a striking page. Wonderful colors and it looks so tasty.

Wishes for your birthday from Ohio

So beautiful and great journaling. Good that view is there for you.

Dogs need not apply!!

Every thing goes better with sunlight! It was gorgeous in the late rays of the sun with lots blues in the sky and water and rich warm light from the sun.

Blossom is wonderful as both noun and verb and I can easily see you evolving in it. What a lovely page you've done for the great journaling.

Needing chili seasoning when we no longer just run off to the store was a problem until I found ingredients online - and I had what I needed! And loved it. But I could have done without having to do all this cooking!!

With certain changes along the lake we see fewer gulls and not the variety of species as we loved watching in winters past. So we were pleased recently to see one slightly less common and always handsome. Photo by DH.

Not exactly a word of the year but something that would make a good thing to think every day.

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