Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Morning Macro before...

The next Northerner (cold front) moves in...


I thought I'd best get outside before it got cold and blustery out...


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Spider plant bloom


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These morning glories are growing in the yard, they've come up from seed from some Morning glories I had in the flower bed. I love seeing this bit of blue in the middle of the yard.
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Wild Morning glory growing on the yard fence
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Wasp are a good thing...This one will lays it's eggs on this caterpillar. When the Larva hatch they will eat the caterpillar. Bye-Bye caterpillar!
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Green Lynx Spider waiting for breakfast
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Mexican fire bush bloom, the ants are enjoying it's nectar.


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I am not looking forward to the cold front coming in, it's not so much the cold but the wind. I had some left over scraps of wood and built the cats some boxes. I hate seeing an animal suffer from the cold. Lydia and KitCat are use to coming in the house when it's cold out but now that Molly is here they can't come in. I'm hoping the boxes help them stay warm.

I also had an appt. with the podiatrist yesterday. She had the results back from the tests I had done on the nerves in my foot and ankle. It seems not only do I have Plantars Fasciitis but I have tarsal tunnel syndrome in my ankle and foot, ugh! So in approx. 3 weeks she will be making a large slice in my ankle/heel and repairing all the damage, OUCH!! Not looking forward to that but I am looking forward to NOT being in pain and being able to walk again! It looks like after the surgery I'll incapacitated for about 2 weeks, ekk...I can't imagine having to stay off my feet for 2 weeks that will be interesting!






4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I always love the macros...the morning gloy shots are beautiful! Not looking forward to the cold but I guess it's about that time.

Paula said...

We have a lot of the wild morning glories around here and I like them except when you cut them they have that terrible smelling milk inside.I can imagine how hard it will be for you to stay off your feet from reading your blog. Hope everything will turn out well for you.

Chris said...

Wow beautiful set of pictures and that's about too late for me the cold front is there (well indeed the darkness ;-) ). I hope you will be ok with your foot and ankle soon. It is not nice not to be at 100% and in pain. Take care Wendy! All my blessings.

Karin said...

Beautiful macros, and good luck with the surgery!! Ouch!!!! Yeah, it's going to be difficult being down for a couple of weeks!! Make sure your boys spoil you:-)