(244/365)

244/365: I returned from my trip Out West and immediately left for a family reunion at a state park in north Missouri.  It involved s’mores.  It was fun.

(245/365)

245/365: Another from the family reunion.  This cutie makes an appearance twice in the 365 project this month.

(246/365)

246/365: A picture of (most of) the family.

Echinacea (247/365)

247/365: Purple coneflower in my front yard.

(248/365)

248/365: Shadows on my popcorn ceiling.

(249/365)

249/365: The Mongolian chain restaurant in my town has a Make-Your-Own-S’mores dessert option, which my sister chose as a birthday dessert to share.

White Clover (250/365)

250/365: White clover in my backyard.

(251/365)

251/365: My dog in the white clover in my backyard.  It was past dusk.  She likes to sit outside and monitor the world with an eye on the house.

(252/365)

252/365: I was really sick.  Really, really sick.  I took this with my iPhone because I was sick.

(253/365)

253/365: The front yard of my parents’ house is so lush in the summer with hostas and green things everywhere.

(254/365)

254/365: Milkweed grew all over my weedy backyard this summer, which was much appreciated by the local bees.

Hydrangea (255/365)

255/365: Hydrangea in my front yard.  I love hydrangea.

(256/365)

256/365: My bedside table lamp and stack of unread books.

(257/365)

257/365: Coreopsis in my backyard.

(258/365)

258/365: A trip to DC at the end of June for a work conference, but it involved visiting family & friends and eating at lovely restaurants.

(259/365)

259/365: Inside the DC Metro (the Chinatown/Gallery Place stop).

(260/365)

260/365: A building in downtown DC with pretty blue sky behind it.

(261/365)

261/365: A 5-month-old cutie-pie.

(262/365)

262/365: Old friends and their toddler.

(263/365)

263/365: Another family photo!

(264/365)

265/365: These grow in my backyard as well, but I am not sure what they are.  They kind of look like orchids, but I am sure they are not.

(265/365)

266/365: Purple shamrocks in a pot.  This was for a friend because how I acquired the first purple shamrock corm was… hmm, well, maybe not very ethical.

(266/365)

267/365: Acquisition of purple coneflowers in my yard was entirely ethical.  They continue to multiply regardless of my feelings on the subject.

(267/365)

268/365: The second of the two pictures of this cutie.  I love her blond hair that goes all curly in the Missouri humidity.

(268/365)

269/365: A chair in my living room- a vintage Cromcraft fiberglass shell chair.

Posted on August 13th, 2010 | filed under 365 | Trackback |

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