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Kali spera, Cannafan. Jolly good to hear from you. What RL said, of course. (What was that picture? Something tremendously amusing about it. I think it's the definitive definition of "twinkle in the eye". Is he weightless? Lester? Are you Americans so advanced you can actually smoke in space?)
Please mend soon, Cannafan.
And whoa, yes please get out for those autumn colours. I'd try and rival you, but it's been so blooming miserable here. Unseasonably cold and very wet with daytime temperature 10 degrees lower than average. And I've only now started catching up on your other journal. Got to the third time-lapse. And now *raises Deerstalker and fills Meerschaum* all the pieces fit into place, Watson. I recently accused Lester of employing Anne Liebovitz for one of his updates. Now you, with your clever videos and beautiful flowers.....Your cover is broken, Liebovitz. I was never a fan of your celebrity stuff - smart but too indulgent. However your mushroom work is tremendous. Look forward to your landscapes.
Mr Teddy x
So that's Michigan is it? WOW. I can promise you at least one person is really enjoying your photos. Hasn't Michigan got something like the largest fresh water coastline in the world? Or is that Eel Pie Island in the Thames? Anyway, it looks extraordinarily beautiful.
PS Looks like you're the mods' favourite.
Wow! That caterpillar!! Very neat coloration pattern and bristle protrusions. It's saying "Don't eat me!" to the predators.
I don't have much to contribute at the moment, but I did want to thank the folks who did add to this thread. I grew up out west and always treasured the views that are made up of such wonderful flora and fauna.
Each and every one of the photos here bring back fond memories and aspirations of heading back sooner than later.
Thank you one and all,
DRM Ranch
almost time for beauty in autumn and winter
this thread has been wonderful and i thank you all especially cannafan
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Eh, hi guys. The realtor just did her walk through with the list of all we have to do. 90% of all work needs to be done on the outside, not the inside. I have to put tile in the bathrooms, fill this hole, do that thing, remove those tons of nicknacks, but outside! Aye carumba!
One of the ponds needs to come out. Bah. Drainage needs to be address (move or not that needs to be done) and several of the large beds out back need to return to grass to appeal to a family with kids. Me, I have no grass because it is a astronomical waste of water and every other thing, but oh well...I suppose families want it.
So, I have to say, this is my prediction. We are going to do all the cleaning, painting, organizing, and updating and then we'll stay put because I'll love it! That, my friends, is my prediction. How can I predict that? Well, because I know myself. I don't hate it here. Big music festival this weekend downtown, all the time big bike rallies, and really is a perfectly fine American city. I think pot will even get legal here sooner than later because they see dollar signs in their beady little eyes.
That's my update on life...how is your day?
Victoria
Thanks for stopping by and enjoying our seasons thread, DRM Ranch. This time of year in Michigan is beautiful, and I am truly enjoying seeing where everyone else spends their time. Western, Eastern, Northern and around the world.
Stop again soon and I hope you get to where you want to be in great time!
My Grandmother used to reside in either Michigan or Florida, she was a seasonal resident of each state following the birds I suppose to avoid the winters. Where I live now is beautiful in it's own way, beautiful old homes, 100+ year old trees, and the dreadful (to me at least) quickly advancing threat of winter.
Unlike my Grandmother I can't up and cart off to another state where it is warmer on a seasonal basis. I keep a plethora of critters (reptiles) that need my attention on a daily basis. In any case I am trying to enjoy the fall as much as I can before I settle in for the winter.
Much like my Grandmother that I think suffered from seasonal affective disorder, I am not looking forward to what I feel is the most depressing time of the year.
I didn't grow up in a place that experienced the seasonal changes like it does here, I think that in combination with my ancestry is a big part of why I feel this way about winter.
So yes, This thread is a wonderful thing to view, as it definitely has uplifting qualities for me.
Oh, the green lizard (not a gecko) pictured earlier in this thread is a Carolina Anole (Anolis carolinensis carolinensis).
DRM Ranch