Post a picture... Any picture

[Tortuga]

So they approved of you here, huh?

Yup. The tie matched my eyes...

[CHecker]

This is a building in our local town, it belongs to a brother and sister. There's a pet store and a super duper coffee shop on main level.

[CHecker]

My pioneer niece a pioneer in Redmond, WA,  Lexie (Glenn knows her.) wears them, in service and at meetings. 

Pm me her name, I'll ask Glenn tomorrow at meeting. I would LOVE to wear these. They're beautiful. There's so many colors and combinations. 

 

Oh DER! Lexie! (blonde moment, oh yes it is too blonde!)

Edited November 10, 2015 by bagwell1987

[dilip kumar]

And post a picture sis.bagwell with the new dress

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[CHecker]

And post a picture sis.bagwell with the new dress

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I would love that! I'm looking at patterns and fabrics. There's so much variety. Probably not use it in a meeting but will love to wear it in personal outing.

[dilip kumar]

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[CHecker]

[dilip kumar]

You are becoming more wiser sis

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[CHecker]

TY Dilip. This sums up how I feel. My children knew from an early age, you get what you give out and respect is not a right, its for those who've worked hard to earn it. They are responsible adults today.

[Tortuga]

[CHecker]

I'll be laughing all day now!

[leoperales]

This is how a congregation on the Big Island of Hawaii does their territory cards.

 

Hawaii Terr Card.jpg

 

This would be useful in my congregation...pictures always work!  

Edited November 10, 2015 by leoperales

[pnutts]

[Friends just call me Ross]

I'll be laughing all day now!

I like your new avatar.  Did you grow that beauty, yourself?  

[CHecker]

Yep, they're all outside right now. We got some organic sunflower seeds for the birds and chipmunk and squirrel......Uhhh, here's what happened: AND this is only a fraction of what we had. I've been pulling them out because I'm getting the garden ready for final harvest and then straw. I have NEVER been able to grow sunflowers, never! This year I didn't even try and look!

Pic's are a bit small but all the greenery in the background, some weeds on the patio, and all the blooms and unbloomed are everywhere.

 

I've never seen an artichoke bloom so since this was the first year for them I'm letting them do their thing and gain strength for next year, then I'm hoping to get about 20 artichokes!!

Edited November 10, 2015 by bagwell1987

[Friends just call me Ross]

 

Here, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, we would refer to those as 'volunteers'.  

 

Gotta love their volunteer spirit.   

[Friends just call me Ross]

Anybody ever seen one of these holy clouds?  

 

 

 

Photographer David Barton snapped this extremely unusual weather event above the skies of Victoria, Australia. Apparently the unusual event is called a Fallstreak Hole (or commonly a ‘hole punch cloud’):

Such holes are formed when the water temperature in the clouds is below freezing but the water has not frozen yet due to the lack of ice nucleation (see supercooled water). When ice crystals

do

form it will set off a domino effect, due to the Bergeron process, causing the water droplets around the crystals to evaporate: this leaves a large, often circular, hole in the cloud.

Fallstreak Holes are one of the most common cloud-related events reported as UFOs.

 

 

[Qapla]

One guy I used to work for grew sunflowers.

 

He had some that were every bit of eight feet tall with stalks as big around as my arms and flowers the size of a very large pizza

[dilip kumar]

Got it from the net.

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[Tortuga]

Got it from the net.

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I took a picture like that once. There was a company a few miles from us that had several large fields of sunflowers, we drove there for a day trip once. 

[CHecker]

They have been such a joy. Because of never being able to grow them then all of a sudden POOF they're everywhere I can say I was awed.

I'd like to grow some huge ones too, but for now I'm ok with what I've been given. 

I'm happy some of you liked them as much as I do.

[bohemian]

VanGogh liked them too.

[Tortuga]

VanGogh liked them too.

 

I heard that VanGogh decided to be an artist because he didn't have an ear for music....

[pnutts]

I had my transmission fixed so my Van Go

[CHecker]

That VanGogh is my favorite. I have a copy of it. BUT I love almost everything yellowish. Daisy's are another favorite of mine, Last year they grew incredible for me.