World Photography Week ends tomorrow, so here are a few photos from my evening walk on Skidaway Island today.
Approaching a stop sign, I saw them in the distance.
And they saw me.
I decided not to follow the stop sign’s injunction.
Deer me, they outstared me, so I guess it’s time to move on.
I’m celebrating World Photography Day (August 19) today with a few of my Savannah-area photos.
On my Monday morning walk today, I came upon a bit of a surprise: PINK AZALEAS (Savannah’s Springtime Sensation) contrarily blooming in the Heated Heart of August.
Good for them – and their rebellious nature.
I started to walk away, but then turned and asked them why on earth they were blooming NOW.
Their answer:
“Robert, please get me a lemon and some fresh thyme,” I said-pled, as we finished up some shopping, and I headed to the car, while he was trekking across the street to one of our favorite little independent grocers.
Back home I delved into magical alchemy …
Homemade simple syrup, fresh-squeezed lemon juice, orange slices and … some THYME.
Slash it all together with some Tito’s and voilà …
Wait, that is not the best shot!
That’s a little better.
But here, look at the lavender blooms of the thyme through the glass …
And here are photographer Robert’s photos …
It’s thyme …
Oh my goodness! I’m still MARVELING over Robert’s absolutely amazing Scalloped Potatoes in Cast Iron Sunday Night Supper …
It was actually a full meal because Robert added layers of turkey and ham — and then some bacon on top.
(I unsuccessfully tried to convince myself that it was sort of vegetarian since it had so many potatoes.)
A new blog category of what I find … pretty.
Sunflowers from last Saturday’s Forsyth Farmers Market here in Savannah.
HR and a hidden garden in Savannah’s Historic District near us.
