Daffodils
Our plum tree, almost ready to bloom
A tree probably planted by the birds--not sure what variety--looks like the Bradford Pear
Bradford Pear tree
An ornamental plum tree
A crocus
Our Pathfinder Bible Achievement team had their Conference Level Event on Thursday night. Due to scheduling difficulties, all the eligible teams were unable to meet together for this event so it is being held at three times and locations. We won't know the outcome for a couple of weeks.
The sunset on Thursday night was gorgeous.
I stopped by a park while out running errands and got a couple good bird pictures. This Great Blue Heron was chasing a gull with a fish before it landed here.
This Ring-billed Gull seems to be wondering who that good-looking fellow is staring back at him.
Mr. M's cats--Pepper (left) and Socks (right) that I am taking care of.
In memory of Mr. Meador--my neighbor who I was housekeeper and then caregiver for for many years--passed away on Friday from pneumonia. He was 89 years old. This picture was taken from a framed photo of him (when I realized that I didn't have any pictures of him).
This is the church.
This is the music building (lower floor) and cafeteria (upper floor).
Here is the gymnasium.
This boys' dormitory is new.
The administration building is the lower one, the girls' dormitory is behind it.
It snowed last night--we had about a half an inch on the ground this morning. This is part of our backyard.
When we went out to the car to go to church yesterday, we noticed that Mike's tire was flat.
I took a picture of the snow as it fell last night--I liked how this one only showed the snow with nothing in the background.
While visiting a friend in the hospital yesterday afternoon, I noticed that the rain (which later turned to snow) was creating steam as it fell on these lights on the outside of the hospital.
I looked up on Friday morning and saw that several planes had been playing tic tac toe in the sky.
This is an interesting house down the road (about 10 miles) from home. I have always liked the look of it.
Monday was a beautiful day with big, puffy, white clouds.
Wednesday, the weather was stormy with a very interesting array of cloud formations and colors.
More of Wednesday's stormy clouds.
This is Wednesday, also.
Friday was another beautiful day. These clouds were lined up like plowed furrows.
After lunch, we went on a hike through the woods. This large tree had fallen across the path.
Saturday evening, the Pathfinders worked on their marching and drilling.
Pin trading is a big thing--the Pathfinders enjoy trading hat pins with each other. They are getting ready for the big International Camporee in August where Pathfinders from all over the world will be there--and pin trading will happen in a really big way.
The Pathfinders worked on the Model Rocketry Honor--each one built a model rocket.
Then, Sunday morning, the rockets were fired. Eight rockets were recovered, four disappeard into the distance never to be found
We had an ice storm on Monday. These are some red berries encapsulated in ice.
The trees on Wednesday morning had little frozen droplets of ice on each branch.
This driftwood tree along Barren River Lake looked like a big bug to me.
The sunset last night at Barren River Lake.
Our dog, Snoopy, this afternoon down by our pond.
