The WordPress photo prompt today is unlikely.
As usual, waiting for mom to feed us, to throw the ball, to finish her blog, to give us pats.
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The prompt word was waiting: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/waiting-2017/
The ABC’s of Approaching a Volcano
Just keep following the milk truck to Lala land!
And you just might be presented with a little surprise. This is Colima Volcano venting and her sister mountain just over her left shoulder. They call them fire and ice…one has snow on it, the other venting hot volcanic matter!
Living in Mexico, I think I had an unfair advantage in this prompt! The entire country is a rainbow!
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/roy-g-biv/
Off-Season: WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge
Interstate 90 with not a car in sight? It’s definitely off-season when it comes to tourists in South Dakota!!!This is the main route to Mount Rushmore, The Corn Palace, Wall Drug,the Pioneer Auto Museum and the 1880’s Town!
Even as we approached one of the top tourist attractions in the U.S.?– (Well, perhaps in South Dakota.)–definitely off-season!
Does moulting count as off-season? Cee says so, so so do I. What other sentence have you ever seen with three so’s in a row? Sorry, Cee, for being a copy-cat., but there is no baby in mine! This buffalo snapped in Sheridan, Wyoming, that i just left four days ago.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Off-Season.”
Have you ever noticed how a cat always seeks the newest thing in the house to sit on? In this case, my overnight bag in my nephew’s house, under my nephew’s cat!
These young ladies are very happy in their new home at La Ola, a home for abused girls in Jocotepec, Jalisco, Mexico.
This is my above-ankle tattoo done a month ago. Now almost completely gone, except for a shadow. Relax. It was a henna tat.
Remember the 200 baby turtles we released into the sea a week or two ago? They are long gone, I hope, but I still think of them every day.
Day of the Dead altars give us a perfect way to remember departed loved ones in a non-maudlin manner. This is my husband Bob who passed away 13 years ago. Yes. He loved very cold Coke and crullers, but I couldn’t find a cruller, so this little pastry had to do.
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/gone-but-not-forgotten/
https://grieflessons.wordpress.com/2014/12/15/gone-but-not-forgotten/