Whatever you’re doing this week, I hope it brings you joy!
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That same butterfly was at our farm yesterday.
Ha! She must have wanted to say HELLO 🙂
Things that make us happy are always beautiful and your photos beam happy. I especially like the macro shot, so much texture in one dirty, rusty nail. Great shot!
Thank you for your kind words, Teresa! I appreciate them 🙂
Dear Bee Girl,
Love your macro shots and philosophy! I poked around a bit at your blog and really enjoyed it. Your 1/8 acre category was very interesting to me. We are in the process of looking for a home to purchase to pursue the type of life you currently are living and enjoying.
I will be sure to visit again.
I found you through Macro Monday.
Thanks for sharing,
Cheers,
Leah
Welcome Leah! I’m so glad you stopped by and poked around a little! Our journey has been quite the experience and we are definitely learning as we go, but I wouldn’t trade it for anything! I wish you the best of luck with your house hunt and look forward to looking through your blog some more 🙂
Cheers!
Love all your photos!
Thank you, Libby!
I like your rusty nail – great texture.
Thank you! We found several old nails in the salvaged wood we got for the raised beds…this one was the best though! So much character 🙂