Fog as thick as Pea Soup

It's a pea-souper out there!!!
I havent thought of that expression in soooo long.

Seems we're due for some cold.  Brrrr!  It was 70 degrees this AM.

No, really!  It is supposed to get cold.

I couldn't not stop to get a few pics.

I do love a foggy morning but it can be a little depressing.

So when I got home I had to go find something bloomin'.  This is one of my "ill-gotten" ground orchids.

Pretty little thing, Huh?

What a way to start the day

In the silence of misty dawn

warm breath collides with the autum chill

Worries and troubles fade
We are here.  At this moment

Creator and created

All is well

Good Morning!!!

Monday Monday!!!

AHHH... what a way to start the week!

TGIF

I got to work and Sandy was on the phone with her sister.  She's somewhere in Indiana I think.  She was saying it was 44 degrees that morning.  BRRRRR!!!

Here's what I had to deal with.....

~Check out some Florida Wildflowers~

My boss would probably pop a vein if he knew I was playing photographer on his time.

I can't help but take a few minutes out of the daily grind and appreciate the beauty that surrounds me.

It helps me to remember that God is there and still in controll

Random Ramblin

A view of the Gulf of Mexico.


(It must suck to wake up and have to look at this!!!)

I don't know the name of this piece but it's cool

(just my opinion)

My job takes me a lot of different places.

I've learned to always carry my camera.

Except for today.

It turned out to be a good thing 'cause I lost my rain-gear off the back of my bike and I was going to wrap my camera inside it.

My honey would have been pretty disappointed as we just got the thing about a month ago. My other camera died (click).

One man's trash is another mans treasure

I was stunned when I found out Air Potatoes (Dioscorea bulbifera) are being sold on the Internet. I worked with a guy from Ohio who had me out gathering them with him so he could take them back up north. WHATEVER! They're pretty enough until they have engulfed your landscape.

Then there are all kinds of sites on "How To Grow Spanish Moss"
(Tillandsia usneoides)

There's even a person on Daves Gardens that has it on her tradelist.

I guess there is the southern ambiance thing going on.
Old oaks dripping in the stuff.
It's great when a big wad of it gets caught in the mower. Or how the hurricane force winds blow it from the trees and piles of it lay like so many cow pies in your yard.

One mans trash is another mans treasure

I guess we all see things differently. In one part of the country we're rootin' out and pullin' up. In another... they're wondering how to propagate it.
Go figure