Stuff in my yard:
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| Blue Hydrangea Blossom |
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| Niobe and Hydrangeas w/ Butterfly Bush and Variegated Ivy |
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| Some kinda' weird mushroom fungi thing. If you know what it is please alert me in the Comments. |
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| More of the same popping out of the mulch. Pretty suggestive, huh? |
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| Trampoliniensus Jimbus Jumpus next to Lady Banks' Rose Arbor. I'll give it to you if you take it down and haul it away |
Cats and Dogs:
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| Sasha and Lily: The Peaceable Kitchen |
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| Sasha's Spay Scar. Note that her skin is Snow Leopard spotted. This came as a revelation to me. Ever seen anything like this before? |
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| Transit of Venus on the ceiling of Fernbank Planet-arium |
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| Just when my bubblegum lost its flavor. Bonanza! Take your pick! |
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| Hanging by the Keg |
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| Wisdomie—who is now a bona fide Scuba Instructor in Hawaii—informs me that Spam is the favorite dish of our 50th State. This is the Spam shelf in my local gro. The section at his gro is at least 10x this size. The locals' favorite is Spam sushi. You heard that right: Spam Sushi. |
Would you believe Eastern Stinkhorn, Jim?
ReplyDeleteThe Eastern Stinkhorn is one of the “phalloid” stinkhorns, so-called because of the suggestive shape of the mature fruiting body.
Nice pics...I like the peaceful pets!
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Bah, we know what happens.
ReplyDeleteI honestly cannot remember if I've ever had Spam, which seems to be a strange development. If you've, thumbs up/down?
Wow! Thunder, you totally win the internet. Great site! Thanks.
ReplyDelete@RG: You just keep right on driving. Indeed.
I don't recall eating that shit either, but I've promised I'll have a (that's ONE, SINGLE, UNO) Spam sushi when I go out to visit and dive with my eldest this summer.
OTOH: I get a ton of spam everyday in several of my email accounts. Can't make it stop.