Looking inside a tulip
The southeast corner of the backyard
Does anyone know what type of flower this is? - I sure don't...**Thank you, cousin Sarah!!! - It's a fringed tulip!!!**
Lovey grazing
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Usually a daily account of a pet-sitter's life, taking care of various pets in various houses. Also contains commentaries on local Colorado wildlife, weather, local happenings, and national/international animal events - and my occasional trips and travels. Since October 2016, political and historical comments...
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- Celebrate Memorial Day
- Lovey
- Steve and Indi
- A Nice Morning
- Chincoteague Homes
- Be It Ever So Humble...
- Cool Critters
- Hot...
- Where They Shouldn't Be...
- Pet Safety
- No Hail Here
- On the Carousel of Happiness
- The Carousel of Happiness
- Favorite Female Authors II
- Alarms
- A Few Favorite Female Authors
- A Movie and Books
- Pretty Views
- Almost Serene Sunday
- Critters
- Books and Dogs
- Coastal Scenes
- Angry, Upset, and .... ARGH!
- Dogs
- Nature
- A Tree as Refuge
- Weather, Reading, and Horses
- Local Critters
- Morning Serenades
- Prince Rupert
- Monday
- Super Horses III
- No Triple
- More Super Horses
- Another Grey Day
- Super Horses
- Steve and Indi
- Burdies
- Dinosaur Search
- Critters
- Snow, Glorious Snow
- Babies
- Horses on TV on Saturday
- My Rules
- Humidity - and Rosie
- My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys...
- Happy Mothers Day!
- Island Sights
- Something for ME to Celebrate
- Aussies
- Graduation Day Snow
- Critters
- Weather Change
- Memories of Chincoteague & Assateague
- A Big Shock
- At Aiko & Yoshi's
- Chinook
- Visiting Bears & a Robin
- Venting
- Aiko and Yoshi
- Odds and Ends
- Super Saver Wins Wet Derby
- Lovey on the Prowl
- Seabiscuit and Buds
- Derby Day
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About Me
- BND
- Lover of all creatures; historian; genealogist. Parentage: Oklahoma & Kansas farm boy -turned Navy airman; Chincoteaguer since 1690s.
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