Piankatank Gwynn’s Island looking toward Deltaville Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
daffodils and gnawing the Acer saccharinum Tilly gnaws a bit of bark off this silver maple most mornings. This is the only tree she knaws. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
snow from five years ago. Buddha, Matilda, E and snow Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
Nose nap Tilly is a highly tolerant test subject. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
road trip the 2002 car doesn’t drive itself. Tilly at times provides input regarding radio, climate control and transmission mode selections Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
evolving personnel Sophie with the angels Sophie and the concrete dogs Tilly with they them space twins. Concrete World, appetite change for the front yard statuary. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
Rabbit considers the universe Although once considered rodents, lagomorphs like rabbits have been discovered to have diverged separately and earlier than their rodent cousins and have a number of traits rodents lack, like two extra incisors.–Wikipedia Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
the wind blew strong It was a “wintery” mix. The wind began to blow. Then the wind blew strong. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter
Matilda Tilly joined me and E for a celebratory dinner last night. Tilly is six years old. Share this:EmailMorePinterestPrintFacebookTumblrTwitter