This and That and brushies.

 "Lynn, what have you been up to?  I woke up furom my morning nap and was so lonely (and wanting food) without you.  You leave so early and I have to wait so long fur you to show up."

I know Precious.  I have to ride my bike early before the

heat wave knocks me off my feet.  And I did get some

fun photos to show you.

Hooded Merganser family.  The first time I saw

them. the babies were tiny and now bigger but less

of them.  You know, turtle and fish and racoon food.

These two spotted fawn were on the path I was riding.  One I have to

drive 15 miles to get onto and not connected to mine at home.

And here, I was aiming to take the photo of the old and now

paint peeling barn, when I realized the fawns' mom was in the 

corn field, in the top right on the photo.  Actually, she was still

in the corn but closer to a woods when I returned and hour later.

Now I'm all yours Precious.  

"Let's get on 

with my hair brushing."

"A little more to the right, Lynn.  No, no,

the other right.  No, no, more to the chest please.

A bit more on the chin and please get my back some

more.  There's lots to make up fur now."

Full disclosure, these photos were taken days before

covid walked into our house on my husband's coattail.

Now the wind is outa my sails and hoping it'll be over soon,

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