Hope that all of you in North America enjoyed a wonderful Father's Day. As you can see, though John temporarily forgot what he should do with a double-scoop Caramel Caribou cone, he soon remembered and enjoyed it immensely.
Other photos left to right: wild lupines on the hill, cattle on the hill, more lupines Second row: blurry little red house, John and his ice cream cone
Third row: spiderwort, same cattle on the hill, and knock-out roses
Please join Mary at Little Red House (which won't be blurry) for more wonderful mosaics.
Beautiful photos, Vee. I wish I had an ice cream cone. xo (Thanks again for helping me with the photos.)
ReplyDeleteLovely mosaic! That cone looks real good. The weather seems to have improved in your neck of the woods...
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely assortment! LOL, glad to hear that John enjoyed that ice cream cone and he was able to successfully dive into it!
ReplyDeleteAnother nice mosaic from your creative hands and camera!
ReplyDeleteGreat mosaic and looks like a wonderful way to spend Father's Day...ice cream!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mosaic, Vee! Except that now I REALLY want some ice cream.
ReplyDeleteThe spiderwort bloom is lovely. I am always surprised how quickly they close in the day, usually by 3 or 4pm they are closed til the next morning.
Which reminds me, last year I was thinking of getting up before they opened and watching them.
I like your mosaic Vee. I had a single very large scoop of ice cream today that was quickly melting in the heat. Looks like John got the hang of eating the cone. I love ice cream.
ReplyDeleteJohn looks like he is thoroughly enjoying his cone....wonderful pictures Vee!
ReplyDeleteJohn looks like he's really enjoying that ice cream cone! : )
ReplyDeleteA Happy Father's Day to John.
Ken spent his afternoon washing his car and truck. He likes to do that though!
Hi Vee
ReplyDeleteI'm sure tackling a double scoop cone on a nice sunny day was a pleasure.
Judith
Wonderful photos and mosaics. I love the lupines and the ice cream looks yummy. Hope you have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteHe looks like he is really enjoying his ice cream cone. Have a great week:)
ReplyDeleteHi Vee,
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous mosaic, and I love the curved edges on your photos. John looks adorable in the shots of him with his ice cream cone. Hope he had wonderful Father's Day.
Karen
Hi Vee, Simply wonderful mosaic! You live in a beautiful area!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Noreen
lovely summery country images. The icecream cone looks delicious! only problem is with one that big you have to eat quick before it melts or topples off!
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful week.
Like these country photos! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKim,USA
It definitely looks like he is enjoying that cone :) Wonderful mosaic, it looks like a terrific and very pretty day!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty mosaic, Miz Vee..
ReplyDeleteLooks like John conquered the cone! Wonderful photos of lupines on the hill - such pretty wild flowers.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week, Vee.
A very pretty and orignal mosaic. Looks that you had a fine Father's Day.
ReplyDeleteHi Vee, Gorgeous photographs! I love the layout of your mosaic. I've never made a mosaic using my photographs. Do you use a special program, if so could you please tell me which one? May you have a blessed, peace filled day and week ahead. {{{KC}}}
ReplyDeleteWhat a great mosaic - you have captured a beautiful day in the great outdoors including lovely scenery, ice cream and best of all, sunshine!
ReplyDeleteYou create beautiful mosaics. John's ice cream cone looks like a wonderful way to help celebrate the day!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Vee, even the blurry one! Hope John had a wonderful Fathers Day!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos! You always do such a lovely job on taking pictures. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely mosaic (as always)! I love spiderwort, although its blooming season is too short for my liking. I want to live in the little red house! And John's caramel caribou double dip ice cream cone looks scrumptious! A great way to celebrate Father's Day, I think.
ReplyDeleteFirst you put up a No Comments post. So I figure you are just sticking to your Sun. routine.
ReplyDeleteThen you sneak back, with another post, with comments! Naughty, naughty, naughty. -grin-
Yeah, I know.... We blog for the fun of it. Not for the comments. But once in a while... -pout-
I got 38 visits, and only 8 comments. 38 times, people read my blog. Only 8 of them, bothered to say ANYTHING.
Dang it....
Grumpy Auntie
Each Monday when I visit your blog I am convinced that this is your best mosaic ever. I guess that means they're all good. This one is so peaceful and conjures up such lovely visions of summertime.
ReplyDeleteGlad John got that cone figured out before it melted :). Those double deckers can be a bit overwhelming at first.
Looks like it was a delightful day!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant way to document Father's Day. Thankfully our was quiet and thoroughly enjoyable. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteMMMMMMmmmm.....ice cream! That looks so good! I hope John had a wonderful Father's Day!
ReplyDeleteHe's just pondering how to attack that monster ice cream cone! Wow! That looks good and your mosaic is lovely my friend!
ReplyDeleteIndeed a great mosaic. I did a father's day one too. Love the photo with the reflection in the pond. Ice cream looks tempting.
ReplyDeleteQMM
love your hearder love it - your post photos and how you group them all together, I like a lot!.. I sketched my Dad's face for his Father's Day gift..not an easy thing.. It's so hot here I could use some ice cream right now all ready - yummy!
ReplyDeletehugs..
It looks like you shared a lovely day and oh my that ice cream cone does look so yummy and I am glad that he figured out how to enjoy it...I sure would;')~
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