
I have walked by this tall flowering shrub for two springtimes now, on my way to the morning bus or at the beginning of my walk to the second bus, a little over a mile away. I think it's a camellia, but I'm not certain. I do know for sure that it is beautiful and difficult to photograph because the flowers are so white and the leaves are so green.

3 comments:
These are so NEAT! :) Beautiful pictures! Thank you! Amy (Sharon's daughter)
Your stories and photos are a comforting documentary of love and life. Your love for your family, family "doings", your adorable dog in his little bag riding the bus. He looks so business-like on his venture. I love what you notice and choose to share, your sense of humor. Flat Stanley!
When I am lonely (my kids are grown now) and husband is traveling, I go to your blog and look it over again. Your mom is who I'd choose to be my mom. I love the foods you cook at home. You and your mom know how to live life and enjoy it. I enjoy your lives too. Thanks so much. Don't skip a day without pics and a little story! More of doggie trips in the little bag, ha. (I'm 58, so I'm a boomer too.)LJ
Amy (Sharon's daughter) I'm glad you like these photos.
Honesty, your heartfelt comment is wonderful. Mama, Duncan, and I are glad that we can share what we enjoy with folks we know and those who happen on our blog. Come back and see us any time!
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