Hello my name is Wendy. I was born in Michigan in 1966 and moved to Texas in 1999. I know it’s over used but I like the saying; I wasn’t born in Texas but I got here as fast as I could. I love Texas, the people are warm and caring and the state itself is absolutely beautiful. So much to see and do in the great state of Texas. I can’t say I’m a native Texan but my friends call me an honorary Texan and I’m proud of it.
I started dating my husband, Fred, Fall of 2002 and we were married in 2003. Our son Michael was born in 2003 and is a true blessing from God. I had Michael at home with a midwife and believe in home births. We live near my husband’s home town and I love the area, rolling hills, oak trees and a few creeks here and there with lots of brush for the animals. I love nature photography and can always find something interesting to photograph. Welcome to my blog and I hope you enjoy the bits and pieces of our life that I share here in South Texas.
I saw your comment on Pauline's blog about how you're sick of the rain. Me too! I think we're the only two who dare express that sentiment. I live in Nacogdoches County in East Texas and we've had so much rain this winter and spring I am absolutely soggy! Loved your photos of the spring flowers. My Indian paintbrush just started blooming and I have buds on a small patch of bluebonnets. I'm planning on a trip in the next week or two to see some of the more spectacular bluebonnet areas in our state.
We have had 23+ inches of rain this March and enough is enough. We need a couple weeks of warmth and sunshine!! Thank you for loving my flower photos. I took some more today. It is so pretty out. I know the mosquitoes are going to get bad but I just can't mow yet. I hope you enjoy your trip and find some awesome bluebonnets. They are blooming in Goliad and Dewitt counties!
Haven't been able to get into your blog for a couple of days now. It's okay now. We saw beautiful fields of flowers on the way to church this morning but I don't have a camera to do them justice. They are blooming everywhere this year.
Glad you made it here Paula. Yes the wildflowers are up and in bloom everywhere. I've seen fields of Indian Paint brushes with bluebonnets mixed in but I keep forgetting the camera. I am bad, we've been busy working on the house and I forget.
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I saw your comment on Pauline's blog about how you're sick of the rain. Me too! I think we're the only two who dare express that sentiment. I live in Nacogdoches County in East Texas and we've had so much rain this winter and spring I am absolutely soggy! Loved your photos of the spring flowers. My Indian paintbrush just started blooming and I have buds on a small patch of bluebonnets. I'm planning on a trip in the next week or two to see some of the more spectacular bluebonnet areas in our state.
We have had 23+ inches of rain this March and enough is enough. We need a couple weeks of warmth and sunshine!! Thank you for loving my flower photos. I took some more today. It is so pretty out. I know the mosquitoes are going to get bad but I just can't mow yet. I hope you enjoy your trip and find some awesome bluebonnets. They are blooming in Goliad and Dewitt counties!
Haven't been able to get into your blog for a couple of days now. It's okay now. We saw beautiful fields of flowers on the way to church this morning but I don't have a camera to do them justice. They are blooming everywhere this year.
Glad you made it here Paula. Yes the wildflowers are up and in bloom everywhere. I've seen fields of Indian Paint brushes with bluebonnets mixed in but I keep forgetting the camera. I am bad, we've been busy working on the house and I forget.
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