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One Word Sunday: Small, Smaller, Smallest.
Whilst visiting our family in New Jersey, a few years ago, our smallest granddaughter Taylor, presented me with a drawing that she’d made of us all. I thought it was so cute how she’d lined us all up...
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Feathers On Friday: Is It A Bird, Is It A Plane?
It’s Mr. GBH heading for home after a good day’s fishing. It’s been a good week and on Wednesday, hubby and I were fortunate enough to receive our first Covid19 vaccinations. Our second ones are...
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One Word Sunday: Large, Larger, Largest.
One of the largest and most spectacular of Florida’s birds, is the Great Blue Heron, and those of you who have followed my blog for a while will know that Mr. GBH is my favourite. Great Blue Herons...
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Feathers On Friday: Snowy Egret Struts On By
Snowy Egret is a regular visitor to our backyard. He’s usually on a food-finding mission and woe betide any unsuspecting frogs or lizards who happen to catch his observant eyes. He makes short shrift...
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One Word Sunday: Empty
To me, the word ‘Empty’ has a very sad ring to it. It means ‘unoccupied’ or devoid of content. Ten years ago we were on a wonderful tour of Italy; ah yes, those were the days. ….”sigh”. One of the...
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Six Word Saturday: Longing To Spread Our Wings Again
A Brown Pelican shows his considerable wing-span as he takes off on a fishing trip. Because of this pesky virus, it’s been far too long that we’ve been confined to our immediate surroundings. I’m...
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