Wordless Wednesday: Magnolia
It’s getting to be that time of year again. Happy Wednesday, y’all.
“Is that truck exhausted?”
Once upon a time, I used to use Saturday mornings to post funny things my then four-year-old daughter said. She still says a lot of funny…
Wordless Wednesday: Hi!
A little birdie told me this morning that it was past time for me to commit a random act of blogging. Happy Wednesday, y’all.
“Is that weird beastie in my yard a mole, vole, or gopher?”
While swinging on the swing set one blissful afternoon, The Twelve-Year-Old noticed a furry beast with a rather fine set of long yellow teeth staring at her from his burrow. Naturally she wanted to know what was watching her. “Mommyo is that weird beastie a mole, vole, or gopher?”
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.
Wordless 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.
The book that has my 12-year-old bubbling over with joy this week
This week, my daughter discovered the Klawde: Evil Alien Warlord Cat books by Johnny Marciano and Emily Chenoweth. It’s been a long time since I’ve heard so much joy coming from her part of the world, so I thought I’d tell you about it.
Wordless 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.
Wordless Wednesday: You are getting sleepy…
My cat is doing his very best to convince me to take the day off today.
So they named a new dinosaur species last week…
News broke this week that paleontologists have determined that a set of bones found in Big Bend back in the 1980s is actually a hitherto unknown type of duck-billed dinosaur. Whenever I hear of a new species, I can’t help but wonder how long that new species identification will last.
