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Category Archives: Photography
The bee and the bluebonnet
I’m as busy as a bee in a bluebonnet field, working to win Camp NaNoWriMo. I can see the finish line dancing on the horizon.
Posted in Photography
Tagged Bees, Bluebonnets, Camp NaNoWriMo, Life, macro photography, Nature, Photography, Photos, Spring, Texas, Writing
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Flower power Friday
All of my spare writing minutes have been devoted to my Camp NaNo project, so the blog has suffered. However, I thought I would share this delicate beauty from my last trip to the Dallas Arboretum. I think it’s an … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged Dallas Arboretum, Dallas Blooms, Flowers, Life, macro photography, Nature, Photography, Photos, Spring
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Last one standing
I needed a little alone time today, so I loaded up my camera gear, grabbed a notebook and schlepped into the city. My destination? The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, of course. I spent this beautiful spring Sunday meandering through … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Writing
Tagged Dallas Arboretum, Dallas Blooms, lazy Sundays, Life, Nature, Photography, Photos, Spring, tulips, Writing
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Fabulous Friday
After a hair-raising week capped off by an unwelcome visit from old man winter, I think a little color is in order. Enjoy.
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Tagged Dallas Arboretum, Dallas Blooms, Flowers, friday, joy, Life, Nature, Photography, Photos, Spring, tulips
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Almost Friday
Another gorgeous weekend is so close I can almost reach out and touch it.
Posted in Photography
Tagged Blogging, Dallas Arboretum, Dallas Blooms, Flowers, fun, Life, macro photography, Nature, Photography, Spring, weekend
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Feeling buggy
Flowers aren’t the only thing flourishing in the warm spring air. So are the creepy crawlies. Here are a few I came across this weekend.
Posted in Photography, Writing
Tagged Dallas Arboretum, Dallas Blooms, Insects, Nature, Photography, Spring
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Tempting Tulips
One of my favorite annual events at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden is Dallas Blooms. For one month each spring, the gardens are transformed into a variable sea of color. Tulips and daffodils, narcissus and cherry blossoms burst forth … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Writing
Tagged Dallas Arboretum, Dallas Blooms, Easter, Flowers, Nature, Photography, Photos, Spring, tulips
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‘Tis the season
Springtime in Texas can mean only one thing: Bluebonnets! Enjoy.
Lions, tigers, and bears…
Okay, maybe not. But I did run into a spotted leopard, a funny looking bear, and a cheeky koi while on vacation recently.
Posted in Animals, Photography
Tagged Animals, Blogging, Nature, Photography, Photos, Vacation, Writing
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Waiting for spring
I have been sitting here all morning avoiding my WIP by sifting through some old photos I shot last spring. I can’t wait for everything to bloom again. Here are few of the more interesting ones. Enjoy. The bee is … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Writing
Tagged Blogging, blooms, Flowers, Life, Nature, Photography, Photos, Spring, Writing
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Things I learned this week
“As life goes on it becomes tiring to keep up the character you invented for yourself, and so you relapse into individuality and become more like yourself everyday.” – Agatha Christie I learned this week… …that it appears I … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Things I learned, Writing
Tagged Characters, College, Diet, Downton-Abbey, education, Geology, Health, humor, medicine, Photography, Skyfall, Writing
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Things I learned this week
I learned this week: …that Historical Geology is not going to be a cake walk. From the course material: “The study of sedimentary rocks can involve many scientific disciplines. Considerable knowledge of mathematics, biology, and physics is required to fully … Continue reading
Water lilies
I went to the Dallas Arboretum this weekend to see the Chihuly exhibit. Beyond the customary landscaping pansies and evergreens, I didn’t expect to see much in the way of colorful blooms. It is, after all, December. Not much grows … Continue reading
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Tagged Chihuly, Dallas Arboretum, Flowers, Life, Photography, Photos, Water Lilies, winter, Writing
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Chihuly…one last time
On December 31, 2012, the Chihuly exhibit at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden will close. Last Sunday, I took advantage of an unusually warm day, and schlepped into the city to take in the magic one last time. I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Chihuly, Dallas Arboretum, Float Boat, glass, Photography, Water Lilies, Writing
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Feeling squirrelly?
I am. I made it through another semester. With all A’s. Even in that damn Geology class. Bring on the tequila. Not really. I don’t drink all that much, but it sounds good. Right?
Posted in Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged accomplishment, Life, Nature, Photography, School, squirrels, tequila, Writing
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Things I learned this week…and more
“Brevity is the soul of wit.” – William Shakespeare (Hamlet) I learned this week… …that finding a link between Truman’s Cold War policies and the civil rights movement is easy. Writing a paper arguing the connection is not. I can’t … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Writing
Tagged Christmas, Cold War, history, John le Carre, Kate Middleton, Life, Perot Museum of Science and Nature, School, Truman, Writing
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Things I learned this week
“A spy, like a writer, lives outside the mainstream population. He steals his experience through bribes and reconstructs it.” – John le Carre I’m on a bit of an early Cold War era spy kick right now. Two reason for … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Photography, Things I learned, Writing
Tagged Alex Leamus, Blogging, Cats, Daniel Craig, dogs, friendship, humor, James Bond, John le Carre, Life, Personal, Photography, School, Skyfall, Writing
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Water droplets
I’ve been busy. This semester is shaping up to be brutal. I blame the science. Today, I spent a great deal of time trying to differentiate between unconformity, disconformity, angular unconformity, and nonconformity as they pertain to the calculation of … Continue reading
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Tagged droplets, humor, Nature, Personal, Photography, Photos, School, science, Water, Writing
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A hint of fall and a dragonfly
This weekend a cold front blew through my neck of the woods. The first of the season, putting a welcomed end to a long stretch of 100+ degree days. On Friday, we set a record when the mercury topped 105. … Continue reading
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Tagged Blogging, dragonfly, fall, Nature, Personal, Photography, Photos, Writing
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Leaping Lizard
Living in Texas, during the month of August, is akin to living on the receiving end of hair dryer – hot, dry, and windy. Last year was one of the worst summers on record. This year, not so much. We’ve … Continue reading