Our lives are brought together by the things we have in common. We share friendships that have no boundaries. We see things that are truly unique, and things that are the same. Here we will knit together the strands we share...
I think I have posted before when we did the "Home of the giant..." that my home town has a huge pumpkin fesival in the fall that draws huge crowds and media attention. Well we are a lil pumpkin crazy there so why not paint the water tower to look like the very gourd that brings such wonderful revenue to our little town?
Finally....
Noticed these lil buggers this morning. Not sure what they are since we moved inlast May but I suspect these are tulips. Also looks like someone has been munching on them already.
I opened my blinds this morning to discover a new blanket of snow falling. So pretty to watch but not very spring-y. No signs of spring in central Ohio.
This plug isn't that old. It came with my Jabra Freespeak BlueTooth headset. I can confidently say that I purchased this no more than five years ago so there definately are still unpolarized plugs out there, just few and far between.
Sorry for two pics. Where I am from, Circleville, Ohio, we grow some of the largest pumpkins you've ever seen. We also have the world's largest pumpkin pie. I took these pics a couple of years ago as my hands were too busy with a newborn to take pictures this year but the pie has now grown to 14 feet from the dinky 3 feet in the pic above. The numbers on the pumpkins are the weights of the pumpkins.
The Pumpkin Show is near and dear to my heart as it is a yearly tradition for my hometown and even the schools close. I planned my wedding around it in fact.
I meant to post this a few days ago but since we were having a birthday party for my oldest, we had to clean house, get party preps, yadda, yadda, yadda.
I give you a flock of headless flamingos. Actually, they weren't awake yet. My friend and I took our now two oldest boys to the zoo here in Columbus to see the animals and since the flamingos are the first stop and it was morning, they were still snoozing.
This is the stop sign at the end of my street, 3 houses down from mine. It's on the small side at about 4 feet tall, not quite sure of the reasoning behind that one.
