Here it is the last day of January and for the first time, I have posted every day of the month, taken and posted my 12 photos for the photo scavenger hunt (posted yesterday), followed Harzel around (well, not literally), and feel like I made each day count (although I could have done more projects inside).
There's big news about Harzel, but first...
and then this ...
but now for the big news:
I will close the month with a sonnet I wrote to go with some of my photos today.
Welcome to February :)
Love the birdy comic. There is more bird song in the mornings now over here. Great to see Harzel has a heart. Thoroughly enjoyed the sonnet.
ReplyDeleteThanks John. I had fun making the comic so glad you liked it. Yes, nice to hear the harbingers of spring :) I noticed that Harzel had a heart once I downloaded the photos at home and I was quite thrilled. I will take proper notice next time I go. I am happy you enjoyed my sonnet. Great photos, by the way, of your Scavenger Hunt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful evocative sonnet, Glo. Glad the birds have gotten the word about Harzel! What'll you find next about Harzel? A brain? Some courage?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post to end the month on. And I do like nikkipolani's comment! Sounds like a challenge to me...do you have some Ruby Slippers? Mo
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Nikki :) Well now that you mention it, perhaps the lane does resemble the Yellow Brick Road...but 'I know this isn't Kansas' ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Mo ~ Well if I don't have some ruby slippers, I better get some to travel that Yellow Brick Road...
How wonderful, I'm sure that there's far more to trees that we think we know! Flighty xx
ReplyDeleteThere's no scenery like yours in Kansas, Glo.
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