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Sweet Sights

I haven’t had much to blog about this week. The temps have been cold (but no snow Tammy) and when it’s cold, I sleep. lol I’ve been going to bed early every night. Geez I feel like my mother suddenly but even my mother stays awake longer than I have lately. I think it’s the whole *new puppy in the house* syndrome. Her days and nights are mixed up and she’s wide awake at 2am wanting to play. UGH But she’s a sweetheart and I love her so hopefully we can nip this in the bud soon.

So this blog is entitled sweet sights because it’s things that make you go *awe*.

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Sunset from the front window

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Abi getting her snooze on. Who would want to wake her when she looks like this?? lol

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*When I grow up I wanna be a catbird!*

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Foxy you’re in SO much trouble!

Hope everyone has a good wknd!

Cumulus Amongus

Today has been like any other day lately..hot and very humid. We did have a chance of storms last night but in rolled a little thunder and lightning and the show was over before any rain hit the ground. Tonight looked like we were going to get more of the same, a little thunder in the distance and some lightning flashing across the sky. Once again no rain well, but what appeared in the sky was just breathtaking.

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I had to get a better look..

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And maybe a little bit closer still…

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The backyard was just covered in dragonflies tonight too. You can see a few of them on the left side of the picture above. They almost look like birds in the distance.

On the way back in I noticed how bright the moon was and took one parting shot before heading back in..away from the mosquitoes that sounded like small airplanes around my head!

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“We can never have enough of nature. We must be refreshed by the sight of inexhaustible vigor, vast and titanic features, the sea-coast with its wrecks, the wilderness with its living and its decaying trees, the thunder-cloud, and the rain.” ~ Henry David Thoreau