The Compulsive Ramblings Of A Philotherian

What a lovely day for some photos...

The feeling very rarely strikes me anymore, but when it does - I can't contain myself! I've had SO much on my mind the past couple months, it's just put me in the state of depression and forces me to hate doing the things that I love. Some days, I push past those feelings and do them anyway. Like today, for example.

I remember the days of old when I wasn't so photo hungry. I think the most photos I ever posted on one of my blogs was maybe 20-30. And that was a LOT back then. Today, the majority of my blogs don't have under 20. I sometimes wonder if it's my photo obsession that puts a damper on my blogging. Who knows, really. I do know one thing - as long as I'm able to take photos, I'll take as many as humanly possible!

Love & Peace

-Megan

Here they are:

Here's Ash! Our sikie bantam and buttercup cross. Isn't she cute?

My broken watermelon vine. Thanks a lot, chickens!

Splitting the vine.

Taping it to a new one.

Enclosing the glorious watermelon.

Check out this other watermelon that's growing!

Fire bush.

A visit from the Sheriff of Iron County! Whatever will we do?

Willow tree.

Fletcher in his dog house.

Carly in hers.

Check out that grasshopper!

Isn't he neat?

Close up on green grasshopper!!

More leaves, LOL!

Stretchy dog!

Such a pretty face.

This looks like a mugshot to me.

Yawn!

More yawn, lol.

And now time for a nap.

Beautiful ivy.

I don't know why, but I love the way ivy looks against concrete.

Probably my favorite shot of the vines.

I like this one a lot too.

An old Jane Eyre book. This was a gift from my aunt.

Inside of Jane Eyre... wait, that sounded dirty.

Una rubbing on her favorite dog.

Milla's guilty face.

Oh the wonders of Annapolis...

I had to run to the store in Annapolis today for some cat food. I try my best to avoid that place at all costs - it's the pits! It's a small little town with a population of 500 or under and it's just creepy. The who town is made up of 3 last names. They're sharing more than friends, if you know what I mean. ;) Anyways, I had to go today and witnessed a man trotting down the side of the road on a horse that was way too small for him, in my opinion. The real shocker is that he chose to do so right at 3:30 when all the kids we're getting out of school!! I swear, I think my aunt is the only person with common horse knowledge in a 50 mile radius.

Was there a point to this blog? It's possible. Did I need to write this blog? Absolutely not. I'm sure if any locals see and read this, they will be a lynch mob at my door come sundown. And I say to them, bring it! :O)

Love & Peace

-Megan

Here are the photos:

There's the guy, riding his horse through the middle of town.

Check out that bug!

He's pretty!

Radiant wings as well.

Sugar glider appreciation day (with a little Resident Evil on the side)...

Some days are just more glider filled than others. Not a day goes by that we don't fondle, kiss and squeeze our gliders, but some days it's worse than that - like today. We had everyone out in bonding pouches (because we have 4 now, remember?) and was stuffing their faces with treats. I often tell LaVaughn that life for a sugar glider must be so hard. Not only to they get carried around in the coziest of fleece pouches, but they get hand fed treats. Nope, not spoiled at all.

In gaming news... we've been playing Resident Evil 6 like mad men lately! That game is AWESOME! I do have a crow to pick with Capcom, though - that game is no where near 2 1/2 times longer than Resident Evil 5. We played and beat all 3 scenarios in under 23 hours! That's pretty close to how long it takes us to beat RE5. That's a matter of opinion and gaming skill I suppose. Anyway, the game is still really awesome and totally worth the play.

Love & Peace

-Megan

Here are the photos: