Ecclesiastes 3:1

Isaiah 9:6

Romans 8:38-39

Isaiah 26:3

Psalm 30:5

Cattails on a foggy morning

Big ol' grasshopper

Dew laced cobweb

Cattail

Barn on a foggy morning

Matthew 6:26

Barn and Windmill sepia

Barn and Windmill black and white

Barn and Windmill

September sunrise

Took a drive one foggy morning right before sunrise.

OCD spider?

I have seen plenty of spiderwebs in my day. And I will see the victims of the spider rolled and in various places on the web. I have never seen a spider roll its victims and line 'em up! The wind had blown the web and made the victim roll go off center quite a bit. The next morning the spider had all the rolls back in a line again!

Pink ivy geranium buds

Psalm 46:10

More wildflowers at Korth Park

Yellow wildflowers from Korth Park

Hot air balloon floating by

Several miles away is a place that has hot air balloons launch from their yard. Sometimes they float over our place.

The barn out back sepia

The barn out back black and white

The barn out back edit 1

The barn out back

Another peaceful morning

Another view from Sage Creek Rim Road

Taken with my film camera back in 2009. Oh how I miss SD and can't wait to get back there.

Take time

Found this quote on a public domain website with tons of great quotes. Love this reminder that we need to slow down every once in awhile and just enjoy God's creation around us.

Vapourer Moth Caterpillar

Saw this little guy on one of the candy corn flowers.

Five turtles

Psalm 27:1

Concert

Want to hear some great music? Join us on Saturday, September 20 at 6:30pm at the Waterhouse Bristro in downtown Lake Mills. Musicians Eric Chesney, Mark Hoggatt, Bill Drimel and Phil Stephanski will be playing a free concert of popular songs of the 50's, 60's, and 70's along with original music.

Hello, Dolly promo

Mark your calendars for Hello, Dolly!
Watertown Players
October 10, 11, 17, 18 @ 7pm
tickets are $12 in advance

Bike & Hike with the Artists 2014

What do you like better – art, music, parks or lakes?

This Arts Alliance event highlights and honors the Glacial Heritage Area (GHA) of Jefferson County. It will be held in Korth Park on Sunday, September 21 from 11-3.

Join us for live music by Eric Chesney and visit artists while they work. Bring the kids and create your own works of art or join a Drum Circle at 1pm. At 1:3opm, a guided nature hike will be presented by the Friends of the GHA. Artists include watercolorists Amy Arntson, Carolyn Liedtke, and Gail Juszczak. Other artists include needle-felter Marianne Oberbillig, author Mary Edwards, photographer Cindy Emerson, woodworker Tom Berns and potter Bud Skupniewitz.

You don’t have to choose – we have it all!

Hairy or frosty or ?

Saw these tiny water droplets on this budding ivy geranium on a foggy morning. Looks hairy or frosty.

Vines, cobwebs, waterdrops

This is the candy corn flower vining plant we have by our deck. Caught this picture on a foggy morning recently.

Egret

Saw this egret perched along the security fence by a dam in De Pere.

Another hungry caterpillar

The very hungry catepillar

Found this little guy on one of my milkweed plants just eating away. Saw him for a couple of days and then he disappeared.

Grace that is Greater than our sin

Another hymn I have always loved singing.

Crocus- black and white/ color

Pink flowers

Not sure what these are. Saw these when we were at the botanical gardens in Madison this past April

Philippians 4:4-7 (foxglove)

Tis so sweet

I have always enjoyed singing this hymn. I never knew the story behind it. The author, Louisa Stead, wrote this after seeing her husband drown while he was trying to rescue a boy who was drowning. What great faith! What great trust she had in her Savior!

Lilies-color and black and white

Dance With Me Tonight

Used with permission
Song lyrics by Eric Chesney

Partial song used