From our June vacation: an inn on the coast in Bar Harbor, Maine.

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My cousin and me on Saturday. Not the best shot of me, but isn't he handsome? I went to his wedding 50 years ago and hadn't seen him since until his 50th anniversary celebration last weekend. Their wedding was the best, and the anniversary party was a lovely luncheon for 100 people.

Taken along the Swan River, near Bigfork, Montana

My Allie baby, in a rubiks cube.

What beautiful pix today everyone....heres another rose...(sorry for the repeating theme but I got a million of them)..LOL.....

~Kathy~

Don't apologize Kathy. I am really enjoying your rose pictures. They are sooooo beautiful.

Linda

Wonderful pictures! So many pretty subjects, too.
JoanMN.

Loved all the pictures today. Such a good variety too.

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Create your own Rubik's Cube

I don't know who anticipates the blooming of the Hibiscus more, me or the japanese beetles.

May I join you folks? I was just taught how to post a pic!. I have always enjoyed your pics, and have wanted to learn how for a long time. I finally took the time!
Here is my gardening buddy.

Thanks!

MonaRae

Great pictures today, but aren't they always...

MonaRae ~ I'm so glad you figured out how to post pictures. What a beautiful gardening buddy you have. I love those eyes and that pretty little face. What is his/her name? I hope you have more kitty cat pictures to share as well as other kinds too.

Linda

Sweet, sweet kittie.

Thank you...yes he is. And a pain in the keester when I am outside. Always around my feet, in my clothes basket, laying right where I want to plant. hehe!
His name is Missy. The kids named him that before we found out that she was a he. lol! He doesn't care. He was a stray after a big storm. Put out posters, called the radio station. Nobody claimed him. He is a beauty!

MonaRae

He's beautiful, MonaRae! Our first cat was named Barney. It turned out to be a female. We changed her name to Barni. :-)

MonaRae, our daughter, in her 1st apt. at college, had a skinny stray show up (which soon became another of our stray menagerie) & named it Marvin, as in "Starvin Marvin." She was female -- the vet receptionist got confused when I wanted "Marvin" spayed.