Remembering Summer, Part 3
Polygonia interrogationis, AKA Question Mark Butterfly
Most of these were taken at the Ivy Creek Nature Area earlier this summer. I almost got a shot of a deer but it was too fast for me. The rabbit was kind enough to sit and let me snap a few shots of it, though.
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Healthy Chicken Tortilla Soup
15/365 - January 15, 2010
Afternoon Nap
95/365 - April 5, 2010
I didn’t realize my bedroom at such nice light since the window has heavy curtains that I rarely open. I’m going to have to open them more often from now on.
The Flawless Skin of Ugly People
Here’s the little (and I mean little) blurb on the back of this book:
Thanks to “Ugly Betty”, we’re finally ready to read a love story about a couple that isn’t sleek, slick, tucked, pulled or plastic.
That made me want to read the book. I like Ugly Betty, so that made me think that this book was going to have the same tone: quirky fun with a lot of heart.
Well, it didn’t really turn out that way. Quirky? Check. Heart? Double Check. Fun? Not so much. It’s actually a pretty darn depressing book. But the good thing is that it’s short, about 200 pages, so it goes by fast and you don’t really want to put it down. If it had been long and depressing I would have hated this book, but short and depressing is ok with me, so I liked it.
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