Snapshot Sunday XII

[superbadgirl]

Is it possible to become addicted to photographing random things? I think I'm there.






Killdeer




Couldn't identify this moth. It was small, about the size of my thumbnail. I looked down and there it was, hanging out. Had a bit of a time getting it to fly away.

Made a pot of eggplant chili for this week's lunches, which I think is going to fall under "interesting, let's not do this again" but I'm not one to waste food, especially vegetables. Also making a pan of Nanaimo bars* right now. So much butter, holy smokes. You Canadians don't mess around.

I don't want to go to work tomorrow. How did it get past four on Sunday already?!

*Another mess, but delicious. The chocolate cracked when I went to cut them, boo. They're so rich I think they gave me both a stomachache and headache. Not sure if I'll make them again because of that, but I want to get the chocolate on top right. Maybe because I used coconut oil instead of (yet more) butter. Hmm.

Comments

photo addiction

[elderwitty]

As much as I know that addiction can be a bad thing, I'm glad you fell into this one, as it directly benefits me. :grin:

The bushbear is my favorite of this set.

Re: photo addiction

[superbadgirl]

LOL, well, there you go.

I've walked by that bear for weeks, only just noticed this last time that it looks as if he's about to chow down on some pine needles...

Re: photo addiction

[elderwitty]

Ha! I thought bear's mouth was hanging open in ecstasy because bush is giving him the best back scratches ever.

Re: photo addiction

[superbadgirl]

It's probably both...

[ladyanne]

The rainbow is amazing! You make random things look mysterious and now I want to know their stories.

[superbadgirl]

The rainbow was one of the best I've seen, and rainbows are pretty regular here!

Hah, the imagined stories are undoubtedly better than the actual.