in this random rambling thread we post random pictures

[craftiekids]

I put this above my stove, it's too true!!!!..

 

[craftiekids]

Our little Rudy last spring. We see him in the fields behind our house with his tiny herd now, just "hangin' with his does"....

 

[Blooie]

Thank you, Susie! We live in the Big Horn Basin of northern Wyoming. We have mountains on all sides of us, and live rather close to Yellowstone, as the crow flies. (Of course here every trip is around, around, up, down and around some more, so the mileage the crow logs and the miles we log to get to the same place are rarely equal!) LOL We get a lot of hummers here, and I've been known to have 11 feeders going just to keep up! As for varieties, we have Black Chinned, Calliope, Rufus and Broad Tailed. After I get everything done around here - or at least as close to done as I ever get - then it's time to sit on the deck with my trusty old Canon camera and start snapping photos. I estimate that for every one I keep I delete 20! But they are so unafraid that I can often get right up to them. Just last summer one took a liking to my left nostril - try holding still when THAT happens! I am still learning my camera, and hope to take a digital photography class this spring so I can learn to use the long telephoto lens. Most of the shots I've taken with it have come out way out of focus or the exposure is horrible!

 

[Blooie]

Our little Rudy last spring. We see him in the fields behind our house with his tiny herd now, just "hangin' with his does"....

Oh what an amazing picture!! Life sure gives us moments, huh?

 

[craftiekids]

It does, I'm so proud of my twins as they grow up learning how wonderful and astoundingly diverse God made our world. They love every animal they meet, they even had to let the salamanders loose that they found in their G Mother's pool the other day.. They love watching all the Hummers in the summer and talk me into taking photos or movies all the time. We're in N.Carolina on a very tiny farm of only 4 acres surrounded by a thousand acres of active farms and wonderful folks. We've saved all kinds of creatures and farm animals and we love it. We are all animal obsessed!!!..We can't wait to see the photos as you get better!!!.. Susie

 

[3goodeggs]

Quote: No, Internet. But I find I do this sort of thing a lot. ...probably why every pen I pick up is out of ink...

 

[vintagegem]

My babies in the sun

absolutely adorable!

 

[Cold Canadian]

I remember a time (i had an old green chevrolet blazer of 1991 year), and there was a alarm system (last owner of this car buy this system), and it close all the doors, but the trunk on back side of the car never close (door lock was always broken, my car was very old and scary, and i did not repair it, don`t know why, maybe i was too lazy for that))) . Well, i go to the shop for buy anything (i don`t remember what, any food and bread), get back from the shop and try to open the door (use a remote control). But the accumulator was old too, and the alarm system can`t open a door lock! I open the door of the trunk and clibmed into the car trough the trunk. It was really a funny scene (because i am a fat man, my weight are 110 kg

).

Get out of the car though the window - this is very easy )))) Believe me, this is very-very easy

LOL.......

 

[sgtmom52]

 

[Lothiriel]