Wordless Wednesday: Obligatory lizard post
It wouldn’t be summer if we didn’t post at least one lizard pic here on Caterpickles. With school starting this week, we cut it a bit close this year.
Read articleWordless Wednesday: Scenes from Aspen
My husband and I will have been married for 20 years this summer. We celebrated by taking our family’s first trip to Aspen. Here are a few of my favorite photos from the trip.
Read articleWordless Wednesday: Trouble in two ears
My cat has just discovered that the chair I usually sit in at the kitchen table is perfect for him, so now I will never be allowed to sit in it again.
Read articleWordless Wednesday: You are getting sleepy…
My cat is doing his very best to convince me to take the day off today.
Read articleWordless Wednesday: Oleander
It’s just a glorious time of year for flowering plants in California. Google tells me this one is oleander.
Read articleWordless Wednesday: Bougainvillea
It’s just a glorious time of year for flowering plants in California. Google tells me this one is a bougainvillea.
Read articleWordless Wednesday: Obligatory summer caterpillar post
It’s not summer if I don’t have at least one bug post. Google tells me this caterpillar will probably grow up to be a Western Tussock Moth.
Read articleWordless Wednesday: Silk Tree
While touring the Happy Hollow Park and Zoo in San Jose, CA, The Twelve-Year-Old and I spotted a tree with a smattering of feathery pink flowers. If my National Audubon Society Field Guide to Trees is to be believed, this is a silk tree. Here’s a larger photo of the…
Read articleWordless Wednesday: R.O.U.S.’s do exist
That R.O.U.S (rodent of unusual size) is a Capybara, the world’s largest rodent. We spotted him at the Happy Hollow Park and Zoo in San Jose, CA. I would provide a 12-year-old for scale, but my daughter informed me that there was no way she was getting any closer to…
Read articleWordless Wednesday: Today’s a writing day, right?
Look who showed up for work today. Related Links: More Wordless Wednesdays on Caterpickles Caterpickles consults the 12-Year-Old: “What is the Mothman?” (Caterpickles)
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