So.
I love getting outdoors
{I feel soooo cooped up these days with the constant rain}.
Nature walks, as the girls and I call them.
But, this is what I've discovered.
There is nature.
And then there is Girly Nature.
I love Girly Nature.
Watching the trees come into bloom.
Listening to the birds sing their songs.
Catching glimpses of the bunnies hopping about.
Love.
Taking a walk down to our pond,
peering in to get a closer look at the salamanders . . .
and stumbling upon a HUMONGOUS bull frog . . .
Nope.
Not girly nature.
I love getting outdoors
{I feel soooo cooped up these days with the constant rain}.
Nature walks, as the girls and I call them.
But, this is what I've discovered.
There is nature.
And then there is Girly Nature.
I love Girly Nature.
Watching the trees come into bloom.
Listening to the birds sing their songs.
Catching glimpses of the bunnies hopping about.
Love.
Taking a walk down to our pond,
peering in to get a closer look at the salamanders . . .
and stumbling upon a HUMONGOUS bull frog . . .
Nope.
Not girly nature.
Nearly stepping on a centipede?
Also, not Girly Nature.
Finding a slug crawling across the bottom of Sierra's pantleg,
then searching frantically for a stick so that I could scrape it off
{rather than have to touch it ~ ew, ew, ew!}
No.
None of that counts as Girly Nature.
What do you love the most about the outdoors?
What can you live without?
3 comments :
My oldest, Emry who is 12, loves snakes and bugs and all non-girly stuff. The other 2 just follow her lead, so we've have many creatures in our house :)
Awesome pics. I love the blooming trees and flowers. Butterflies are another favorite too. I mostly just don't like spiders, wasps, bees, mosquitoes, well all bugs really.
The catepillar looks like what we call an ASP. Highly poisonous and PAINFUL! YOu got some great shots.
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