My granddaughter's in New York have called yesterday and today.
and then a few minutes ago
the soon to be bride.
Then a note from my youngest daughter that my youngest granddaughter is now using the word
"shaloha" for a salutation :) Where in the world did she come up with this - always making up
different words that make me smile. Sounds tropical...
I do believe
the spot of orange deep in the woods may be
a Scarlet Tanager
if I can get a photo...
Soon
I will walk the path deep into the woods.
I might add
the pleasure of reading "The Invention of Wings"
continues
75% finished
and will read again in the future.
11 comments:
Ah ha! I think your identification of the bird is correct. Nice to have those calls from the kids!!!
I come here for smiles.
Am never disappointed.
I think you would enjoy Barbara Kingsolver's Flight Behavior.
About butterflies. I'm loving it.
XO
WWW
from the urban dictionary:
shaloha
Jewish Hawaiins use it as an acknowledgment that can be used to say hello, goodbye, or peace . a synthesis of shalom and aloha which are synonymous.
WWW, thank you for my next book :
Sky this little one keeps me smiling :)
Judy, hope so..
:-) Happy Saturday to you!
Pienosole, thank you
special one
and the same to you :)
Snow covered ground this morning.
Good morning Ernestine...
Snowy here this morning. A nuthatch and junco just jumped on my feeder. The colorful birds are scarce in winter around here...lucky you to have seen this bird.
Have a nice weekend.
Balisha
Todays technologies do come in handy to keep up with our family and friends.
The internet gives us the ability to share not only words, we may add pictures too.
Blogging is another way to be connected.
Please use old address:
http://balisha-neverenoughtime.blogspot.com/
Balisha and Sandy, thank you...
Glad to see you recommend this book - I really enjoyed "The Secret Life of Bees" and "The Mermaid Chair" by her. I like your granddaughter's greeting.
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