Snoopy Rocky

It’s been awhile I posted an update on Rocky. I am happy to see your response to so many of Rocky’s post. Well, time is flying and Rocky is already a year old now and a tiny bit settled in his behavior. He doesn’t jump on people when on a walk and of course heContinueContinue reading “Snoopy Rocky”

Alluring Beauty: Lake Skaneateles

Skaneateles is a picturesque village in Onondaga County, in central New York, United States. I have always heard a lot about its beauty from everyone local to this area and that how pretty it is during summer and specially winter. On one short trip to central New York, I realized we were very close toContinueContinue reading “Alluring Beauty: Lake Skaneateles”

Days of the Week

It’s springtime and this past week, pristine flowers of different shades of mauve and purple bloomed in my garden. I have dedicated each portrait to a day of the week, as every day is a chance to start afresh! Take a moment to appreciate these beauties of nature, enjoy and share! For any day ofContinueContinue reading “Days of the Week”

Rocky by the Sea

It’s springtime and warming up. Nature’s greenery is back and there are beautiful and gorgeous blossoms all around. As we enjoy this warm weather, we are also looking forward to something else. It’s Rocky’s birthday! He turns one year old this week! Yay! In celebration we headed out to the beach yesterday. Nonetheless we wereContinueContinue reading “Rocky by the Sea”

Business in the Snow

It’s been a few weeks since I last wrote about Rocky. Well, snowy winter is still on and we have to be careful with the roads and black ice. To Rocky’s dismay some days we have to miss our daily walks too! In the meanwhile, Rocky continues to love the fluffy white stuff and gazesContinueContinue reading “Business in the Snow”

Story of the red Amaryllis Bulb

Last year I got a huge amaryllis bulb that came with a shiny red tin pot from Home Depot. I have never grown a plant from boxed instructions before. Well, there was nothing much to follow but dehydrate the peat and transfer it to the red pot. The final step was to cover the bulbContinueContinue reading “Story of the red Amaryllis Bulb”