Photo of the Day - Days 120-130

Day 120:

Well - this was the only picture I took this day...but look how pretty these flowers are again! This time, on a COASTER!

Day 121:
No pic today, shhhhh

Day 122:

So, this is a very grainy pic I took in super low light but I just had to post about this sweet guy. This is Indi and we had the absolute pleasure of dog-sitting him for our dear friends Colin and Angie. This charming fella survived the Bastrop wildfires a few years ago and then Colin and Angie adopted him. The pugs loved him - we can't wait for our next puppy play date!

 

 

Day 123:

K, maybe hard to see but those little ice plant flowers are almost the exact same shade as my shoes. Oh happiness.

Day 124:
No photo today, what can ya do?

Day 125:

So I planted a succulent garden! While Tom and I were sweating away getting the planter ready, Tele copped a squat in the nearest bit of shade. Girl knows how to live.

Day 126:

So - while I love flowers, I tend to kill most potted plants. I'm really trying to turn this around this year so I bought an orchid! It lives at my office where me and my manager can enjoy it as well as our view of the hill country. I'm proud to say, that months later this beauty is not only still alive, but is thriving! I fully expect to show up one day to a dead orchid...till then, I'm celebrating keeping it alive this long.

Day 127:
No pic today...ghdjfkdlasnfd.

Day 128:

Breakfast! This little mix of berries and Texas grapefruit was super tasty, and might I add, quite pretty as well.

Day 129:

Selfie - duh. This one was in solidarity of a friend who is PETRIFIED of having her blood drawn. So after I had some blood taken at my annual physical I shot her a pic proving that I survived it. Ended up being the only pic of the day, so...here it is. Kinda gross.

Day 130:

THIS guy. We were eating dinner at our favorite place, Pieous (it's the BEST), and the kids at the next table were being a bit loud. Ezra gave them a look and then promptly stuck his fingers in his ears. We all laughed and he kept up the show for our benefit. What a smarty-pants-problem-solver!