The two and a half year old grandboy slides one finger up for a moment of boy and snake interaction before boy and snake go their separate ways in search of lunch.
A very quick rendition of the letter V before his tongue goes in. If he had stuck it out a little more I could have had a Y too.
What this little frog needs is a hero and, with much booing from me, my sister insists her husband be it. Snake and frog both live to eat another lunch. Quite possibly snake returned for supper that same day.
When you won't let go of lunch even after giant hands have picked you up, it's clear this is a favorite food.
Don't you hate it when you grab carry out for lunch and it won't fit into the entrance to your office?
Who doesn't like a nice order of frog legs for lunch?
I like a garden that welcomes wildlife.
The water garden appears to be a calm oasis of green on a late summer day. With a close look you'll see that it does, however, have one occupant in common with a legendary garden...
At this time of year when the garden is mostly seed heads and spent blooms, the grasses add a softness to the scene.
Castor bean flower. The seed within is very poisonous so the plants should not be grown where small children are likely to find the seeds.
Music is one of the best parts of the summer fun at the Farmer's Market and the once a month Mosey Down Main evenings. Mr. Bojangles and CW were part of the treat this weekend.
Farmer's Market downtown Lafayette, Indiana. I think the women in front of the melons were each having an internal debate about the great cantalope/watermelon discussion--is it a fruit or a vegetable? One lady has even used her Phone a Friend option for help.
I love late summer/Autumn Saturdays in my hometown. Purdue University football. The downtown Farmer's Market. The last of the Mosey on Main series.
