These teacups at an Anthropologie store in Portland caught my eye. I have a cupboard full of mugs – mine and many inherited from my mother. There’s no room for more. But I still wish a couple of these had come home with me.
Tomb with a view
This is Dungeness Cemetery. It has a lovely view of the Olympic Mountains to the south and a walk through produces a who’s who of local pioneers for whom many of our local roads are named.
Spring color
These are tulip blossoms we brought home from the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival last month.
Escapees
After taking the shots of the eagle posted here yesterday, we encountered this trio of peacocks on the road. They acted like three birdbrains that had just broken out of jail without a leader or a plan. “Where the heck are we?” “I dunno. I followed you.” “Should we go back that way?” “Naaah. We’ve been there.”
“There’s that person standing there. Bushes there and there. Let’s go this way.”
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Which is my best side?
Here’s my left side. This is the side on the dollar bill. Noble? Photogenic? What do you think? Is this my better side?
Here’s the right. I’m thinking maybe I should go with this side next time they pose me for a bill. And I’m thinking of something bigger than a dollar to make it worth my time. What do you think?
Springtime road trip
We went to Portland, OR recently and while there visited the Portland Japanese Garden. I can’t resist posting a shot of one of the endless beautiful views.
Great day for golf
We’ve had some beautiful weather lately. We broke a record last week with 80 degrees F. The warm days haven’t continued, but blue skies keep breaking through each day. That’s fine by me.