Sunday Stealing - Back to Photo Blogging

It's Sunday, November 15, 2020 
So Sunday Stealing Meme seems like an appropriate
 time and place to get back to Photo Blogging!  
It's been awhile since posting on this Photo Blog...sidebar archives reveals the gap!  

Today's theme 'Something Different' poses 10 'Something  Photo Questions'.

1.  Something held together with ribbon string or rope.

I am a Fiber Artist...Weavers use lots of string!

2. Something related to travel.

Vintage Monarch Suitcase

3.  Someplace people gather.

Art Center Spinning Demonstration

4.  Something cold and frozen.

Texas Mother Nature in December 2015.  Not happened since!

#5.  Something with a hole in it.

Happy Anniversary!

#6. Something Stripped.

Slaying the Reed...Step in readying to Weave.

7.  An animal.

Her name is 'Silly'.  Her wool is fun to spin!

8.  Something cute.

The finished blanket was cute too!

9.  A food.

Pineapple Upside Down Cake in the making!

10.  Something warm.

Warm & Safe for Christmas 2020

Linking to 

Sunday Stealing's Something Different

Real Rosey Round Here

Purple Blooms In March

Oh!!! and One Yellow...Isn't Texas Mother Nature Amazing!!!!

Flowery February in West Texas

Texas Farm and Ranch Life Photo Album

Texas Farm and Ranch Life Photo Album

photos by

CollectInTexas Gal...Sue Pittman McPeak

all rights reserved

Photos taken at

Hartman Farms - McCamey, Texas

Two Texas Gals...BFF's In The Country

Post on CollectInTexas Gal

HERE

Fall at Lake Nasworthy

Lake Nasworthy, San Angelo, Texas

Friday MTShootOut LawnTool Guys

The Big Guy's Lawn Tool Toy!

The Little Guy...Likes the Big Guys Tools Toys...He's a Wheel Guy!

Friday My Town ShootOut

November 24, 2011

Theme

Lawn Tools

McLinky Tool

Deer and Turkey Shoots In Texas

Just goes to show there's more than one way to Bag a Doe and a Gobbler!

Ya'll have a Happy Thanksgiving!

Balancer VS Lopsider....FridayMTShootOut

Mother Nature Symmetry

Turtle Shell

The lower shell that encases the belly is called the plastron. The carapace and plastron are joined together on the turtle's sides by bony structures called bridges. The inner layer of a turtle's shell is made up of about 60 bones that include portions of the backbone and the ribs, meaning the turtle cannot crawl out of its shell.  Tortoises, being land-based, have rather heavy shells. In contrast, aquatic and soft-shelled turtles have lighter shells that help them avoid sinking in water and swim faster with more agility.  Wikepedia

Conclusion:  Texas Turtles that Float the Concho are at risk of going PlastronUp when they OverImbibe and try shucking their SwimSuits. 

Pistol Packin' HollyHock

In Japan, the Holly Hock was incorporated into the official seal of the Tokugawa Shogunate, and through this influence has maintained importance in modern Japanese culture.

Such a beautiful and perfect example of one Mother Nature's symmetrical creations.
Texas Mother Nature blessed us with a bountiful harvest of 'Pistol Packin' Holly Hocks this year at the San Angelo Picket Fence Gardens.

Man-Made Symmetry

 Magazine Display at Hastings

Featuring Famous Cowboy Movie Star/Singer

Roy Rodgers

This Symmetry Theme was fun for me, as it is my Nature to Balance Everything. 

However, as a Professional Artist/Designer I have 'Forced' myself to be A-Symmetrical LopSider! 

How about You...are you a Balancer or a Lopsider?

Friday My Town ShootOut

Theme for Nov 18, 2011

Symmetry

More Symmetrical Shooters

McLinky List