I’m not sure where she was going but I found her upside down on the sidewalk. I did help her get right side up then realize how colorful she was in the sun. Supposedly the males are even more colorful than this one.
Golden-eye lichen (Teloschistes chrysophthalmus)
Sometimes you can find something new just by taking a break and going for a walk at work.
Tiny Bluet #Cellpic Sunday
This would be for todays #cellpic Sunday. What do you think?
Carolina Jessamine: The Resilient Yellow Vine
Pretty yellow flowers grow on a small, thin, dark green vine. This vine can take over any plant, tree, or shed if left alone for a long enough period of time. The edge of the woods near our house used to be covered in these vines. That changed when the local electric company arrived. They…
Spring Beauty
Spring Beauty (Claytonia virginica)! They’re one of the first wildflowers to pop up and signal spring’s arrival in our region. I spotted this tiny beauty peeking out from the leaf litter on our hike today. Tiny bloom of white petals with pink stripes. Small, delicate, and doesn’t bloom for too long and then it’s gone.
Chicken and Dumplings – Old School but a Hearty Meal
The Chicken and Dumplings recipe from the 2003 Blue Flame Favorites cookbook reflects Oklahoma’s culinary heritage and evokes feelings of home. It’s a simple, hearty dish that unites people. Historical research reveals its roots dating back to the 1700s, showcasing its enduring significance even during the Civil War era.
Discover the Perfect Meatloaf Recipe for All Ages
Reflections on dinner options, contemplating meatloaf or chili. They discuss the evolution of cooking with natural gas since the early 1900s and share recipes from the cookbook “Blue Flame Favorites.” Nostalgically, they recall their childhood meals and suggest a modern twist for meatloaf as a family favorite.
Lucky or extremely lucky…
I found this little 5 leaf clover at work. Yes, I will be saving (pressing) it, and I do hope it brings luck to myself, family, and everyone who likes this post. 💜