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- Kim Carney
- I look for the beauty in nature, patterns, the ordinary. This is my place where I save wonderful discoveries since 2004. Please contact me at kimberlycarney AT hotmail DOTCOM.
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- Pride and Prejudice redo
- It's an Edmonds kind of day
- How did we get here?
- Summer fun
- Schooling
- Mom Rap Battle
- Embroiderist
- 1/6 bomb
- Isopod and Armadillidiidae
- Lockhart Clan
- Felted
- Fairy time
- Baby Dragonfly
- Flower kaleidoscope
- Nothing to say
- Chirocephalus diaphanus
- Totally worth it
- TOUT / RESTE / A / FAIRE
- Roe V Wade
- Errands with underwear
- Going down the rabbit hole
- Ceramics popping up in Facebook
- Neiman Marcus
- Gabby Malpas
- Teens and Sex
- Crazy weather
- Contribute to Science
- Gottschalk Dollhouse
- Jean-Manuel Duvivier
- Jane Walker
- Dirty, fun living
- Preparation is key
- Pomegranites
- Black attic greek vases
- Marking time
- Singing color
- The right setting
- Brian Wildsmith
- The best view of nature
- Pretty in pink
- Cacti
- Vegetable Patch
- #YearInStitches
- He knows all!
- What climate change? :0
- Luciously loose!
- #HeWhoShallNotBeNamed
- And they lived happily ever after
- Some things you must share
- I miss my peonies
- Abtraction distraction
- Felted garden
- Chic, colorful comfort
- Great Big Story
- Mending
- Friday facts
- Color
- Errol Le Cain
- Dinner hour
- Capsella bursa-pastoris
- Quaking grass
- British Museum
- Bonsai
- Energy, Frequency and Vibration
- The Pondhouse
- Côte d'Azur, the lap of luxury
- Mila Marquis
- Making some good noise
- Rock On!
- Hyacinth Bucket
- Wild crow
- Dragging me out of the house
- Yes, please
- Gentle bouquet
- Sugarboo Designs
- Namibia in bloom
- What they said!
- Tamara de Lempicka
- The Fife Arms in Braemar
- Being useful
- Giuseppe Arcimboldo
- Paco Giménez
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2 comments:
this gives me a new perspective on crows - I've always been a bit intimidated by them.
We had a family who lived near and mom fed them every morning. They waited on the roof for her to set out her unfinished breakfast toast. They knew the routine! When we gave my son a BB gun, he was shooting out the window and hit one of the crows. He ran in the tell me what he had done and I was mortified. They didn't come around for some time after that! Matt got in big trouble.
But we still had a family, here, the babies squawking at their mom in the big tree. And them warning the world against a cat or dog in the grass. Well, until recently. I think I mentioned we cut down that big tree that had been the hang out for many a bird and raccoon. The crows hung out on the roof trying to figure out where their tree had gone. They aren't around too much now and that makes me sooooo very sad. I really love thos e smart, loud, funny creatures.
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