It was the beginning of June. I hadn’t visited my out-of-town daughter and her husband since March because of the pandemic. I pulled into their driveway and paused. I just had to stop and take a picture of something I noticed. I had waited almost three months to visit them. What was another few minutes?… Continue reading Lover of Clover!
Tag: Ganatchio Trail
A Nutty Tale!
I paid little attention to the older man as I laced up my inline skates, in the parking lot adjacent to the Ganatchio Trail. I’m pretty slow at it. If I’d been in figure skating or hockey as a youth, I’d probably be saving time these days. I timed it once…it takes me six minutes.… Continue reading A Nutty Tale!
Thousand Word Thursdays #95
“Who you looking at?” Snapped a pic of turtles and caught one looking right back at me, haha! Ganatchio Trail, Windsor, Ontario. © Rita Jacques 2018.
Thousand Word Thursdays #93
Plenty of room on the log for both ducks and turtles! Ganatchio Trail, Windsor, Ontario. © Rita Jacques 2018.
Thousand Word Thursdays #92
Spotted a pair of eyes looking right back at me when I was looking for turtles in an algae-filled pond. Ganatchio Trail, Windsor, Ontario. © Rita Jacques 2018.
Thousand Word Thursdays #91
Spotted this lovely couple while on the Ganatchio Trail. They appear there every summer, without fail, to my delight! Windsor, Ontario. © Rita Jacques 2018.
Summer Doesn’t Keep!
Most Moms —and many Dads—have heard the familiar poem by Ruth Hulburt Hamilton. I‘ve just included a few lines here: Where is the mother whose house is so shocking? She’s up in the nursery, blissfully rocking. Dishes are waiting and bills are past due Pat-a-cake, darling, and peek, peekaboo.` The shopping’s not done and there’s… Continue reading Summer Doesn’t Keep!
Thousand Word Thursdays #40
Flowers on bridge over Little River. Windsor, Ontario. I’ve always wondered about the story behind the windmill. And, what does the graffiti mean? © Rita Jacques 2017
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