photo hunt: wild

I have to be careful how often I let them out.



Hmmm . . . does that mean he ate too much at Chipotle?



Facial hair already?



I guess it runs in the family.



Davy Jones impersonation?



Didn't know my neice was Pippi Longstocking, did you?



Good thing he keeps that in a cage!



Yep, at 14 this kid definitely needs a razor.



Room for his growing brain.



My honey's so fashionable.



My hair has its own ideas about style. My opinion doesn't count.

Check out the other WILD photo hunters this week.

Photo Hunt: Clouds

I already posted for this hunt at my photoblog, but I have SO many cloud pix that I wanted to post more. So I put them together for something a little different.

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PhotoHunt: Support

I suspect you all know precisely what this supports.





Find out what other photogs chose for SUPPORT at the PhotoHunt

Looking for a Photo Hunt

In case I linked someone here for the PhotoHunt today, it's over at my other place. Sorry for the confusion.

PhotoHunt 112: Self

Bedroom blogging in purple slippers.

PhotoHunt 109: Free Week

I keep coming across these photos from a few years back of ClayGuy, the Comedian, and my neice that were taken in my parent's back yard at a 4th of July barbeque. I absolutely love them.

ClayGuy


The Comedian


My Neice

Photo Hunt 105: Twist(ed)

I have not participated much in the Photo Hunt, although I want to. Much to my pleasant surprise, I discovered that I took pictures a few days ago that fit this week's theme.

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Photo Hunt 94: Old Fashioned

These are from the lavatory at the Glen Eyrie castle in Colorado.





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Photo Hunt 80: Practical

It's my first time venturing into the world of the PhotoHunt. But it looks like fun and I'm nothing, if not into fun and photos!

Practical - I love, love, love my headset that I use with my phone. First there was the freedom of cordlessness. But the headset frees me even further with handlessness. That means not only can I run around the house, outside, and nearly to the mailbox (loses reception) while chatting with family and friends, but I can also convo for hours without a kinked neck, doing tasks one-handed, and other such hinderances.