Roses- the ancient symbols of love and beauty

Not everything survives...

Green Street Hooligan

I'm forever blowing bubbles,
Pretty bubbles in the air,
They fly so high,
'Till they reach the sky,
And like my dreams they fade and die.
Fortunes always hiding,
I've looked everywhere.
I'm forever blowing bubbles,
Pretty bubbles in the aïr.

The Noble Hounds

Springtime!

Wordless thoughts

Phenology

From the Greek word "phainomai"- to appear, come into view.
The study of the times of recurring natural phenomena. The occurrence of natural events in their annual cycle.














From beauty in the shadows to sour sweetness, spring has arrived.

The quest for light and enlightenment

Cemetery Drive

Empty Seats, where only the whispers of children play.

Finding solace in a mother's arms

Life within death

Stone angel

Wrought Heart

This night, walk the dead
In a solitary style
And crash the cemetery gates
- MCR

Goose

Getting a bit goosed

Wire snakes

Wire: Usually cylindrical, elongated string of drawn metal used to bear mechanical loads and to carry electricity and telecommunications signals.

Snake: Elongated reptile of the suborder Serpentes

Wash away your sins

The substance, water, has no magic power to wash away sins. Baptism, derived from the Greek word "baptidzo" meaning to immerse or dip, uses water as a symbol of the blood of christ. It is this blood, not the water, that has the power to clear our souls of sin.

Tree Spiking

Believed to have originated in the 1800's trees used to have spikes or metal rods put in them to stop loggers from cutting them down...

Plants were left to fend for themselves.

Mother Goose and other fairytales

Getting your ducks in a row




The face that only a mother could love: the ugly duckling

Mother Goose herself