Miller comes to work with the minister of music every Monday. He is a big teddy bear.

The company working on replacing tile at work had to work at a precarious position. He is the tiny speck on the photo below.
I've been intrigued by this each day as I drive to and from work. It never appears to be used. It is next to a company that does home staging so maybe it's just their little joke.
I loved the texture and color of this tree.
Another of the pink fountains for Think Pink breast cancer awareness. This is the JC Nichols Fountain. For a list of all the fountains, go to pinkfountains.org.
The six kids 2 years and under for whom I babysat during Jazzercise got out just about every toy they could find.
Such a sunny bouquet on a rainy day.
This one stands alone among the green.
First of what I anticipate to be several Halloween displays. These folks were really into it already.
At last, my hardy mums are blooming. It only took three years but who's counting?
You're never too old to play Happy Birthday on the harmonica. My mother serenaded us on her birthday.
The incredibly organized back end of my tennis-playing brother-in-law's car.
The 2009 Lancer Day parade in Prairie Village.
The sunset added to the pink but the water in the Meyer fountain is tinted in recognition of breast cancer awareness.
Oddly, to me, these folks planned to put an obstacle in their sidewalk.