This morning, Mia tired to feed a very under ripe orange to a resin squirrel...stuff memories are made of.
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6.08.2008
Best Shot Monday ~ The Squirrel Feeder
Mia and I are visiting my mom this week. In Ita's garden, there are several little creatures that my mom (Ita) takes much pleasure in moving around so Mia can find them in a different spot in the morning. The morning critter hunt is the highlight of every morning here at Ita's house.
This morning, Mia tired to feed a very under ripe orange to a resin squirrel...stuff memories are made of.
For more magical shots, visit Tracey at Mother May I
This morning, Mia tired to feed a very under ripe orange to a resin squirrel...stuff memories are made of.
For more magical shots, visit Tracey at Mother May I
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And I thought that was a lime!
Ita's garden looks lovely.
that is sooo sweet. :) what a kind-hearted daughter you have. :)
My mom's garden is just like that and the girls love it. Except it's the girls that move the animals around in her garden.
Glad to see you both arrived safely! What? Resin squirrels dont eat?
so cute! Are you sure that's not a very large lime? I"m sure the squirrel enjoyed it's snack.
I have little treasures hidden in my gardens as well—a pair of kissing bunnies, a resin birdhouse that looks like an old camera, a Buddha statue, etc.
These are such cute shots (and I thought it was a lime as well).
Sweet little Mia in her jammies at her Ita's house. I'm sure she is making her Ita very happy. Glad to see you arrived safely after 9 hours of one curve on a straight road.
Ok 4+3 is 7 hours, got it.
I love that first picture...I thought it was a lime too!
What a sweet memory to have.
That is too fun - what a sweet shot!
That is magical...
Oh my goodness, that is awesome! What a moment. That's a friendly squirrel! I thought it was a lime, too.
how funny, it does look like a lime! and what a cute idea for you mom to move them around every morning.
I love the color in that first shot!
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