I love this picture of son John and granddaughter Sydney from my recent trip to Idaho. It's my new desktop.
Of all the impressive things my son has done in his life, I am most proud of him for being a loving, involved Daddy to his daughter.
Granddaughter Sydney loves to sit in the front window and wave when people come and go and watch for the dog across the street and yell "do, do!" repeatedly when she sees it.
She also likes to have her picture taken.
This is the second brood of bluebirds in this nest box this summer. The first nesting fledged five and it appears the second nesting is going to do the same.
It was overcast yesterday so I was able to get this picture without interfering shadows. The hatchlings are about ten days old.
About a decade ago I planted a patch of Tiger Lilies. They didn't do well and I finally ripped them out and replaced them with daylilies.
Part of a Tiger Lily bulb remained in the ground and I didn't have the heart to weed it out.
Every year it sprouts up and puts on a glorious display of tiger color. Every year I think about moving it somewhere else, but I don't.
It seems to be happy where it is and it makes me smile.
The dogs are sleeping today after a fitful night of fireworks and thunderstorms.
Hopefully everyone will use up their noisy 4th of July stash tonight and the dogs can resume their normal nighttime sleeping pattern by Wednesday.
Wishing all Americans a pleasant holiday today.
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