DMH
@desperatefortruth
Love dogs, travel, and gardening. Retired educator. Auburn and Montana State graduate. Sick over what is happening in our country.
I’m reading “How Democracies Die” by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. There was a time when even Republicans knew how dangerous he was. This exert is from p 59 in my copy.
The greenery comes up late spring early summer. Now we have the blooms.
We had a pop up thunderstorm yesterday that dropped an inch of rain and flattened our corn.
I bought this book a couple of years ago from the DAR website. I’m sure you can find it elsewhere, but it has been a great resource the last two years.
This passage from John Fugelsang’s book “Separation of Church and State“ p. 57, rings so true to me.
Is this a hummingbird hawk moth? I took this picture late one night when taking my dog out for her final walk before bedtime. I saw a picture posted by someone named Alan.
I’m declaring the DayLily week. Today I am featuring the old fashion orange day lily which we have in abundance.
When I was coming back in from walking my dog for the final time before bedtime, I saw this very large moth on the door frame. It’s body is at least 2 1/2 inches long. It’s the largest one I’ve ever seen.
When this black eyed Susan first opened, it had leaves in the middle of the flower. Has anyone else noticed one like this?
🎶 On the third day of Christmas my true love gave to me a three amaryllis blooms.
On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me two amaryllis blossoms.
Our new amaryllis bulb opened its first bloom this morning to say Merry Christmas.
The love of my life has an IQ of at least 185. He started the lawnmower today.
I caught the crow over indulging in corn again. I think he’s too heavy to fly away.
We are thankful for our dog Abby. She was a stray we took in from the streets. She’s been a great addition to our family for the last 4 years.