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Speaking of Green….Happy St Patty’s Day!
Looks like a great fair!My husband enjoys Michael Pollan’s books. I have read this one.Green living is just right for me!Sherry
That first photo would be great for skywatch.Marnie
Ms. Tina: Thank you ma’am. It’s been warm enough to actually get out with my camera. ;~)Jim: Thanks for stoppin by and leavin a comment. I appreciate your visit. That was one of my kids’ favorite books. And I love ham and eggs. Ms. Terri: I’ve read Pollan’s, actually I’ve read all but one of his (the first one didn’t get very good reviews). “Second Nature: A Gardener’s Education” is a wonderful book. W2W: I’d not recommend green cheese, at least I’ve not had any that color. But I have drank a green beer or two on St. Patty’s Day. Erin go braug!
Pretty picture of the water fowl. Is this near your home?
Are you trying to tell us that eating green also works for cheese? St. Patrick’s Day beer is another good green item.
I would love to get my hands on some of those books! :)Terri
Eating green ISN'T just about vegetables – there's green eggs & ham too!
Just beautiful!