I think I recognize that hummingbird--he visits us in the winter!!! Mae Claire's novel sounds like it's right up my street--I love a good murder mystery and a good ghost story! I just finished up my first course in the UCLA Extension Certificate in Creative Writing Program. It was a lot harder and intense than I imagined--although I've been taking UCLA Extension classes in various subjects ever since I graduated decades ago--but it set me on the path to writing my memoirs which I've wanted to do for a while but didn't know how to get started. My goal is to complete the certificate but I'm not in a hurry. I just returned from a trip to Colorado and now I need to spend some time on my novel. Never a dull moment! Cheers, Roslyn.
I LOVE your photo of the little hummingbird. It's so hard to catch them not moving for a brief second. Thank you SO much for featuring Mae's upcoming release in your newsletter! It is much appreciated.
Summer leaving and taking the birds with must cause you a little sadness. Of course looking forward to them in April does temper that feeling. Loved the video.
Jill, as if on cue, the thermometer dipped to 63, a temp we haven't seen in Florida since March or April. Thanks for the nudge to appreciate fall, one of my favorites!
Love the hummer video and how you captured these feisty little ones not willingness to share. <3
I'll embrace the new season, but like you I will miss some of our migratory friends. For us, it also means the arrival of the Trumpeter Swans. We enjoy them, but have to travel 40 miles to see them. Not as handy as sitting on the porch. :)
Only a couple more days until Mae's book releases! That hummingbird picture is amazing.
I think I recognize that hummingbird--he visits us in the winter!!! Mae Claire's novel sounds like it's right up my street--I love a good murder mystery and a good ghost story! I just finished up my first course in the UCLA Extension Certificate in Creative Writing Program. It was a lot harder and intense than I imagined--although I've been taking UCLA Extension classes in various subjects ever since I graduated decades ago--but it set me on the path to writing my memoirs which I've wanted to do for a while but didn't know how to get started. My goal is to complete the certificate but I'm not in a hurry. I just returned from a trip to Colorado and now I need to spend some time on my novel. Never a dull moment! Cheers, Roslyn.
I LOVE your photo of the little hummingbird. It's so hard to catch them not moving for a brief second. Thank you SO much for featuring Mae's upcoming release in your newsletter! It is much appreciated.
Loved the video and yes I always miss the hummingbirds when they leave for the fall and winter weather! Have a Blessed day Jill!
I love the hummingbird vidoe! I, too, hate to say goodbye to summer.
As you say goodbye to summer I am looking forward to summer starting here on this cold morning
Summer leaving and taking the birds with must cause you a little sadness. Of course looking forward to them in April does temper that feeling. Loved the video.
Autumn makes me kind of sad. Yes, the leaf show, but then the leaves are gone entirely. :(
"Some hauntings come from within." Chilling!
Amazing hummingbird vid!
I'm already in sweaters and socks here in California. Darn!
You are making me a lover of hummingbirds. Your videos/pictures are always amazing.
Go Mae! Waiting for the release.
Jill, as if on cue, the thermometer dipped to 63, a temp we haven't seen in Florida since March or April. Thanks for the nudge to appreciate fall, one of my favorites!
Happy Autumn. Thank you for the exquisite video and photo of the hummingbirds.
Love the hummer video and how you captured these feisty little ones not willingness to share. <3
I'll embrace the new season, but like you I will miss some of our migratory friends. For us, it also means the arrival of the Trumpeter Swans. We enjoy them, but have to travel 40 miles to see them. Not as handy as sitting on the porch. :)
Congratulations to the fortunate winner!
Happy Autumn, Jill! Are you getting rain and wind today, too?