12 O’clock Shadow
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Red’s Revenge
What’s this?! The last time we saw Red she was being served up as the main course of a jumping spider’s lunch. How can it be that she’s alive today without so much as a scratc… what? Ahhhh this isn’t Red, it’s her twin sister Roux! She seems a bit agitated. I think she might know something…
We’ll bring you more information as this story develops.
Sometimes you eat the bug…
..and sometimes he eats you.
Most Garden City residents know that the corner of Salvia St and Sage Ave belongs to the Jumping Spiders and will avoid this area. The flashy redhead was new in town, however, and looking for a bite to eat. Unfortunately she chose the wrong branch this day and crossed paths with the notorious Spider crew. Spidey had an appetite as well, and Beetle du Jour was the only dish that could satisfy it. As red’s life ebbed away, she thought of the eggs she had carefully placed throughout the garden the night before and hoped her final, raspy words would somehow reach them… “avenge me… avenge me…!”
There are eight million stories in the garden city; this has been one of them…
Bubbles
Lavender Bee
This bee was so busy working on its quota it didn’t seem to mind me crawling through the lavender to get a closeup shot.
Leap of Faith
And leap he did.
Damselfly
I didn’t get as clear of a shot as I wanted, but I had to post this photo anyway. Those buggy eyes are so comical.
This is Boring
Yesterday I spent the afternoon dealing with office paperwork and preparing my taxes. I couldn’t spend a lot of time on photography, so I just snapped a photo of what was on my desk at the moment.
Tower Bridge
There were thunderstorms last night, and another one is on the way, but in between we had a sunny day with lots of interesting cloud formations. It was a good day to take a walk along the river.
Dandelion
After watering the garden I decided to take some closeups of calla petals, and on a whim snapped a couple of photos of the dandelions that are popping up around the yard (and probably the cause of my allergies). I loved the little curlicues in the middle of the flower – something I hadn’t noticed before uploading this photo.
