Other times it's not. Today it was not. Oh well.
This could come in handy for someone? I'll tell you one thing, squirrels love to get a hold of t-paper for their nests.
Not much to write about. I mentioned this once before, for anyone tuned into the continuing saga of Green Lynx Spider #1 and her nest, I'll show you something.
Here she is just above and slightly behind her nest...
and here's her reaction when I blow slightly on her and the nest.
Quite the good mom protecting her future babies. Hopefully she's not one of those insects that eats a bunch of them after they hatch.
Leucadendron. It looked nice and I knew I wasn't getting a lot of pictures today.
Tagetes lemmonii, aka Copper Canyon daisy.
Sunset and a little sunsetting story. I was walking around the hill shortly before this. I went down to the teacher's parking lot doing a big circle, top of the hill and wound up getting a soda from a vending machine. A Mountain Dew if you must know. Anyway, as I was coming down an art teacher was driving up past me and waved. I thought, look at this, is she flirting with me? So I waved back and smiled. As I rounded the parking area pointing in the direction she was headed I suddenly realized she wasn't waving at all but was merely blocking the blinding setting sun from her view. My ego--shattered.
The glow? There was a fire somewhere. Last thing I'd ever watch on TV would be local news but I smelled smoke earlier and the air looking north was pretty darn brown.
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