Tippins No More

After several years of standing empty at 83rd and Mission Road, the old Tippin's Pie Pantry is gone. Apparently a new CVS is going to be built.

Wearing Your Heart on Your Face

Tulips

A breath of spring.

Check the Readability

It's impossible to read these signs as you are driving by. It's a lovely sign, as you can see below, but the print is too small for the colors they used. Not effective.

Hi Tech Soda Fountain

Discovered this new soda fountain at Mr. Goodcents. You touch one button and then get a whole new set of flavor options.

Tiny, Part 2

More tiny things as promised. Note the Australian theme - Harbor Bridge, kangaroo and Tasmanian devil.

Rebirth

Looks like spring is near!

The Immortal World Tour

Hayden and I enjoyed the music of Michael Jackson last night at the Sprint Center.

We will miss you, Mom

My mother, Mary Grace Morgan, and her self-proclaimed greatest accomplishments - her children. She went to join my Dad, 11 years to the day on Feb. 20.

It's All Relative

A gathering of cousins for Holly's (fourth from left) birthday. Only one male - hang in there Chris.

Wag More

A message to Cindy's new dog, Lionel.

A Quiet Corner

Created as part of a meditation corner.

It's the Small Things

A part of Stacy's collection of tiny things. Stay tuned for close ups.

Googly Eyes

One of my favorite art class creations by Hayden.

Full Bloom

Not only is it blooming but it has a quadruple bloom! Notice its earlier stage.

White Blanket at Last

But obviously spring cannot be far behind.

Candy Bar Soda Valentine

Instead of flowers, someone's valentine gets an ice cream soda made of candy bars.

Christmas Vacation

The centerpiece for our table at trivia night. Hollywood was the event theme and each team picked a movie. We also were in Christmas attire.

Can You See the Wind?

I tried to take a photo of the wind.

Winter Baskets

When it's too cold to hang flowers, here's an option.

Golden Tree

Sparkling Glitter

And now for a history lesson: Henry Ruschmann was a cattle rancher who lived on a farm in New Jersey in 1934, when he discovered a technique to cut plastic film to produce particles, resulting in the product we know as glitter. The company still owns Meadowbrook Inventions, the largest manufacturer of glitter in the world.

Aliens Have Landed

We decided the new wireless router at work looked like an alien creature climbing the wall.

Eat the Rainbow

Just in peppers.

Flirting with Ice

but we seemed to have dodged it.

At Last

Rain!

Family Register

I made this for my parents 20 years ago.

Window Art

The soak on my car in the car wash from inside the car.

Horse of a Different Type

Have you noticed the detail of carousel horses today? Fantasy animals, all of them.