Black-eyed Susans say, “Hello.”
Surprised at the detail with a camera-phone!
Bee in a blossom.
Growing some fall bling.
Checking on the pumpkin patch also means checking out Mom’s flowers. There is always something new blooming. The pumpkin patch seems to be recuperating from the wilt problem. Thankfully! Early in the mornings it is literally a-buzz with the noise of active bees.
Wonderful weekend wishes to you!
I’ve got 80 pounds to lose.
Content Strategy and Content Creation
An urban homesteading family move to the country; still a story of trial and error...a lot of error!
finding the extraordinary in the ordinary
Recipes showing step by step directions with pictures and a printable recipe card.
Family of five on five acres in Cantrall, Illinois
"Everyone needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to the soul" -John Muir
Just breathe...And trust that you are right where you need to be.
Stories from intrepid reporters attending the Illinois Press Foundation Journalism Workshop at Eastern Illinois University
The diary and musings of an Alberta ranch wife.
Chesapeake Bay's Nature & Wildlife Beauty Through My Lens
My continuing adventures in North Alabama!
Coopworth Fiber, LaMancha Dairy Goats and Cheese on the Coast of Maine!
Misadventures in homesteading, sustainable living, and subsistence farming in New Hampshire. Horses, Boer Goats, Chickens, Muscovy Ducks, and Produce.
Julie's garden ramblings ...
Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary.
Megan Bugg's journey through cancer as told by her father.
A place to relax and reflect.
Raising crops and cattle in northern Illinois
Sharing the often fun, sometimes tragic but always fabulous life in the country!
Keeping it Interesting!
Stop in and see what's happening during these days of mine
A place to relax and reflect.
Capture Life
random thoughts about yesterday, today and tomorrow ...
and random targets
Life on a Colorado Farm (All Rights Reserved)
A place to relax and reflect.
Just Make the Coffee 
Black-eyed susans are always a happy bunch. Happy to hear everything is doing well.
They are cheerful! Mine do not look as hardy as my Mom’s do.
I’m loving all the pretty pictures you’ve been taking!
Good! I have wondered if I am posting too many … but there are just so many neat things going on right now. 🙂
I’m with Patti J and you, Marla. Black-eyed Susan’s are just plain CHEERFUL and HAPPY.