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No idea which but the granddaughters named the dragonfly Samantha since it seemed irritated when it was called by a masculine name. That's per the granddaughters.
This same dragonfly has been with me for days. I looked it up and they live for quite a while considering.
Here's how I acquired "Sam" - I was working in the yard and I always pick up interesting branches, twigs, wood pieces because of my aunt. Now that's another story but she was in Who's Who of American Artists during her lifetime so I remember early in life being told to look at the beauty of everything. Anyway, I put a couple of small branches and a couple of pieces of a limb on the table in the backyard. Shortly after that Sam appeared. Sam's been around a week now. Sam disappears a little after the sun sets and is back shortly after sunrise, patrols the backyard for bugs and returns to the twigs.
A few new and a few variations...just for you. I hope your holidays are going fabulously well, darling!! XOXO
Oh! Oh! Can I be the Pink Avenger!? I've always wanted to....
Oh, wait. It's the Pink "Ranger."
Dang it... : )
Have always though that the humble twin set is , for me, one of the great feminine outfits. Yes it may look a bit retro, but I still think they are a fabulous garment...perfect for the office!!
Found this little cemetery on top of a hill amid the cornfields northeast of Des Moines. There was only a track through the fields to get to it, and it required 4-wheel drive. Lots of people named "Sams" are buried there, including many babies and children. The gravestones are so old that many are barely legible. It's a beautiful little spot, though--I would not mind being buried there! Very peaceful and fun to explore.
The bird is real.
Textures by French Kiss, Distressed Jewell, Skeletalmess, and Darkwood67.
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