Much too often here on the Rolling Plains of Texas, the promise of early spring rains and green grass fade away to the harsh realization of a parched land deep in the midst of drought. But even in these times, there is beauty in nature if one looks for it.
I LOVE Texas wildflowers!
ReplyDeleteLove the pics and funny - you just look like I pictured.
ReplyDeleteAwesome template.
Why, aren't U just becomin the blogger of blogs!
ReplyDeleteLuv the pics here! I AM a nature
buffffff! I luv it! I could live outdoors, next 2 a campfire!
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Lisa, so do I.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ben, have fun looking around.
Jenna, you may be the first one that has told me that I look as they thought.
starbender: It is hard sometimes to remember what goes where but I bet you have the same problem.
Mimi, sadly as seen in the top pick there isn't a lot of color to be brought out.
Great blog, Fuzz! I'm glad you posted about it!
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you liked it Green Eyes.
ReplyDeleteU know it hon!
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This really is a great template.
ReplyDeleteI don't think that plains exist in the state of AR.
I'm surrounded by trees and water. I love it.
The Texas plains have their beauty too.
Nature is just so darned pretty.
Nice to see ya.
It's nice to see you here, Jamie Dawn. I have visited Arkansas. It is a pretty state. But coming from such a wide open space sometimes a lot of trees seem to close in on me.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to be the first, but let me be the second. You do look exactly as I pitchered (that's southern for pictured). And I love all the pitchers of Texas, too Fuxx. I'll be back...
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Happy to have ya, DJ. Thanks so much for commenting.
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