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Happy Mother’s Day
Well this is a Mother’s Day for the books. Unless you are living with your mother or you live in an area where the quarantine has been lifted, your interaction with mom today may be distanced. If you are or … Continue reading
Masked
No, I don’t mean layer masks in Photoshop, I mean on the Cedar Waxwing’s face. I’ve seen pictures of these birds before but until this day did not think I would ever see one live let alone enjoying oranges. The … Continue reading
Posted in life, Nature, Ohio, photography
Tagged bird, Canon, Cedar Waxwing, Mother's Day, nature photography, photography, photos, song bird
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Happy Mother’s Day
It’s my day! It’s my day! It’s my day! I am mother to two and Nana to 2 with a new one set to appear this winter (rooting hard for Team Blue again!) The progeny are in Missouri while I … Continue reading
Mother’s Day
Happy Mother’s Day to you all be it your very first or your you’ve stopped counting. And for those of us whose mother’s are no longer with us (or maybe even children who are no longer here), remember fondly those … Continue reading
Posted in event, family, Flowers, photography
Tagged memories, Mother's Day, photo, photography, rose
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Happy Mother’s Day
The memories of early Mother’s Day with my mom are very vague. It’s as if they’ve been erased from my mind or something. All I can remember are those last days where Alzheimer’s had her firmly in her grip. There … Continue reading