I’m a bit late getting started on these July Blues squares. Our granddaughter has been visiting for the past week and we have been gadding about all over the place so I’m playing catch-up with posts and replies.
I’m a bit late getting started on these July Blues squares. Our granddaughter has been visiting for the past week and we have been gadding about all over the place so I’m playing catch-up with posts and replies.
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Lovely Blue Jay, Sue…excellent images!
Thanks, Indira! On a rainy day, through a window, the blue jay was quite a welcome sight.
It should be called July Brights…as your beautiful photos have definitely brightened my day!
Thanks, Marianne! I’m glad you liked them.
Hope you have had a fabulous time with your granddaughter, and so wonderful you have been able to join us again. These are wonderful blue squares 🙂
Thanks, Becky! We had a grand time and now it’s our grandson’s turn to enjoy the Chicago experience even if it is somewhat limited by the superhot temperatures that we are expecting this week.
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Family comes first, Sue, and who doesn’t love gadding about? 🙂 🙂
Absolutely! Thanks for stopping by, Jo.
Love them!
Thank you, Jackie!
Love these photos of the blue jay!
Thank you, Colline!