Saturday, June 30, 2012
Patriotic Series, Getting in the Spirit
The American flag and red, white and blue decor are going up
all over town ahead of Independence Day on July 4. The deco mesh wreaths
such as the one on the gate are very popular for the USA's 236th birthday.
Sunday, June 17, 2012
This is My Father's World
While heading over to Papa's house for Fathers' Day, we listened to the radio broadcast
of services at Valley Grande Baptist Church. As the congregation sang
"This is My Father's World," I took the camera and snapped a picture
of "my Father's world." What a gorgeous day!
Monday, June 11, 2012
Scarf Heaven
Scarves are such a fashion statement these days,
but I bet you've never had one like these!
These nuno felted scarves, which were for sale at StreetFest last month,
are made by placing wool on another material such as silk, cotton gauze or tulle
and "beating the ever livin' stew out of the wool," according to artist/designer
A.C. Reeves. Reeves says it's a "crazy process," and she also likes to work "scraps
" of "a little something special" into the design. So, you might find pieces
of vintage quilts, cocktail napkins or whatever happens
to be "floating around" in the design.
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Ye Olde Tin Cans
If you remember when crackers came in tin cans,
then you just MIGHT be as old as me!
I spotted these cans in a cardboard box on the floor
of a local indoor flea market. If I didn't already have
my mother's Premium Saltine cracker can, I would have
bought one, because they are the best containers
for keeping crackers fresh!
Friday, June 8, 2012
Cover Call
Thanks to AT&T for selecting a picture that first debuted
in the Selma, Ala., Photo Blog for the cover of its 2012-13 phone book!
Wow! I'm honored to see this picture of Selma City Hall
every time I pick up the phone book. Those pretty pink flowers
in the foreground are Knockout Roses on the corner
of the First Baptist Church parking lot.
Monday, June 4, 2012
Monday Morning Traveler
No wonder my cats appeared fearful at the back door awhile ago!
A monster turtle tried to tree them!
More "beasts" over HERE at Camera Critters
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