8
by ivale28

Comment:
What a great shot! The detail is excellent!

Day 8, Salsa!
by jackal9

Comment:
Homemade salsa? What a clever idea. How big are your batches? I'm guessing you can it in mason jars? Maybe just freeze it? Looks delicious!

7/6 - The Terracotta
by Rebecca

Comment:
You can never go wrong with color! Well, maybe that's not entirely true. But this color works great, nice and warm.

7/8 - Sorcha Comes Home
by Rebecca

Comment:
Sorcha sounds like a typical cat. But the picture is anything but typical. Very lovely with excellent clarity, light and shadows.

Day-8-band.jpg
by jonfrommk

Comment:
She really does look like Paris. Thank goodness she's wearing those shorts under her 3-inch long, loosely knit skirt. This was a family event.

day 8 - accidental rainbow
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Well, now they're the prettiest lawn chairs in the whole world. I like how directly behind the rainbow, the chair looks squeaky clean.

day 8 runny-babbit.jpg
by suiteness

Comment:
I love wild animals. I tried to get a pic of a wild rabbit one time but couldn't get close enough. He ran away. Love the lightened border, fits very well with the grass and looks natural.

Day08 - Patience
by WalesP

Comment:
I've never seen a flower like that before. I only eat that stuff when it's fried, so I'm sure that cancels out the health factor. I'm trying to remember if I ever named my ants when I had an ant farm, not sure. But tell Arthur I said 'hi' next time you see him. :)

Ritz
by Alicia

Comment:
That's a big ole tin for holding cigarettes. You must've smoked like a chimney. Good job on quitting, I need to do that. I just never seem to get around to it before I buy the next pack.

Remembering Albert
by TCGuru

Comment:
I feel like I'm about to cry at work. It is so sad when we lose our best friends, particularly in this way. I cannot fathom what it will be like when I lose mine. Although Chief cannot replace Albert, know that he misses him too. And Chief knows you miss him. I'm sure Albert misses you too but he appreciates the sunsets every evening.

Great. Now I'm crying at work.