Random and assorted beautiful things
Random and assorted beautiful things
Yesterday I took my camera when I went on my walk. I was in search of something, somewhere, for today’s See Beautiful post.
Not too far into my walk I found this ladybug. She was enjoying the sunshine on this brand new green leaf. She wasn’t quite as cute as this bug, all wrapped up in a flower, but she was pretty cute I thought. I have always liked ladybugs.
The scrub oak are finally starting to get leaves. They are always the very last tree to get leaves, and lose them in the fall. I guess they have their own personal time table. The leaves are so small, and so cute and shiny.
Walking up the canyon road made me think of all the miles, and all the places these dog paws have seen.
These tiny 10 year old paws have walked a lot, in so many places.
Such a beautiful face.
And what a gift this little one has been to me over the years.
I have been immersed in color this past week. Painting frames, matching colors. It’s been pretty fun. Here are a couple of snippets of what I have been up to.
I really have been using more colors than purple and yellow, but these were photo ready.
I will have better, full size photos on Monday.
Today is the See Beautiful blog hop. Be sure to stop and see what everyone else finds beautiful today.
Good morning sweet Mary….aren’t these moments so special? A darling little lady bug (I don’t think any bug could top that cute bug you shot a while back!) and the dog’s content faces….and cute paws are moments that nature gifts to us. There is that loyal spirit that comes through the eyes of the dogs, that peaceful grace in their close proximity to you, it is all beautifully captured. And your frames! Wonderful colors indeed to celebrate with!
School is almost out here…with one more week of instruction to go, then a week of finals, grading, then eight more days of what’s called May Term. THEN, I’M OFF TO CARMEL for a photo spree!
Have a wonderful day, Anita
Yeah for summer break! I can’t wait to see your photos of Carmel. I love that little town.
Wonderful series! I love your dogs.. Happy Friday!
When one lives with Torrey and Roxy, one is guaranteed to see something beautiful each day!
So true, they are pretty special.
This paws are made for walking :o) I wish dog paws could talk, we would hear a lot of great stories. wonderful photos for a super beautiful post. BRAVO
easy rider
I wish they could talk too. They stories these paws could tell.
love these photos! Your furbabies and the ladybug are my faves! Have a great weekend!
Very beautiful indeed. They are all special photos!
Beautiful. I loved seeing all the decorative trim on the doors and elsewhere. I love that kind of stuff.
Some of the frames are pretty neat with these decorative swirly thingy’s. That’s a real term too.
Of course we loved the paw pictures. I think those frames will sell photos as you can actually imagine them as part of your home decor. Nice! Love Dolly
I love the lady bug’s heart shaped eyes!
And your frames are beautiful.
As are your furry friends.
There is such a beautiful sense of delight and gratitude in this post.
thank you for waking my day up with such beauty
beautiful framework! i like fresh, new leaves, too.
You enjoy and embrace Nature like a Mother embraces her child. What a better way than to show it with your accented frames and photos with the personal touches of color, character and randomness of class. You’ve done it all!
many wonderful glimpses of life
I love ladybugs too, and you got such a great pic of that one. From the corners of the frames you pictured here, they look beautiful. I love frames with interest, but yours are so unique. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Oh what a wonderful post of all sorts of beautiful moments
Hugs madi and mom
Love the ladybug on the new shiny leaf. The detail in that leaf is amazing.
The frames sneak peek looks great:)
So much beauty!!!! I love the dog paws and Torrie’s beautiful face!
Nice photos! Looks like you’ve been busy with those frames. Such pretty faces your dogs have.
simply, beautiful !
I do like the details of the wooden frames – I wonder why some people call them Ladybugs, while other call them Ladybirds? That kind of question interests me!
Cheers – Stewart M – Melbourne