LemurandLou: I Am Abandoning Ship

I made it to day 290 in my 365 project. I still take a picture a day, but have been so falling behind in my blogging about each picture, that I am putting an end to the guilt I feel. This does not mean I won't blog and this does not mean I will not post pictures. I will do both. It just means I am not beholden to telling you stories from damn near two months ago. Here are some of the pictures I have taken in the last two months that would have been blogs with captions underneath summarizing what I was going to write about...then I can move on from the guilt and get back to my good old-fashioned blog.

Mom and Dad's anniversary...40 years:

Tree Me! The arrival of the Christmas trees at Youngs the day before Thanksgiving. We put ours up the weekend after:

Flipping Off...this is a tree at our church. I cannot tell if it is a manufactured "sculpture" that is made to look like a hand giving the finger, or some sort of fungus that grew that way...

Uno! The WKC winner from last year memorialized in plush:

Gluten-Free candy cookies made with all the leftover Halloween mini-bars:

These eggs were from our friends' chickens! Aren't they beautiful!

"Blessed are the cracked, for they let in the light."

Running down Pin Pack, returning from the Casey Lane hike...I loved how they are in matching form:

A sign I spotted on my walk which made me think of times gone by:

Look at this dandy fellow:

Have you ever really stopped to look at how creepy this sign is? Perhaps the sign itself is effective as a deterrent to prowlers!

Let the felting begin! Felted acorns:

Squirrel nests...this one's for you, Robin and Tiff!

Sparkling stream, bubbling like seltzer in the morning sun:

This was going to be a good blog! When Liam went Brooklyn with his godfather, Doug, Doug came back announcing that it was very interesting to see Halloween decor through a 3-year-old's eyes. In Brooklyn, the big thing is to hang giant spider webs of stretchy polyester that reach from first to second story of your brownstone. Liam eyed then all trepidatiously and Doug said he could almost hear him thinking, "Um...how about this big 'pider problem you all have in Brooklyn? Can't you do something about it?"