Two Flamingoes near Radisson, Wisconsin. Notice the broken wings. After I saw these I had a smile on my face the rest of the day. It is amazing how simple things can bring us pleasure.
Pink Zinnia taken at Fishing Hall of Fame, Hayward, Wisconsin, 2009. This happy face washed away all the complaints I was feeling like being hot, hotter and hottest. Instead, I keep walking and enjoyed looking at old motors, antique lures and mounted fish. I asked my husband, John, which motor did your dad own? John showed me three motors. The mounted fish had girths on them that can not be compared to the fish we catch today
..... unless they are in our dreams.
I think I will go check out what other folks have posted that are Pink at http://howsweetthesound.typepad.com/my_weblog/. Thank you Beverly for being our hostess.
L♥ve your pink goodies this week. Just when I think I have enough pink in my life I participate in Pink Saturday and see even more sweet things I’d enjoy having in my home or flowers for my gardens or just to look at☺ What could be better than the color pink dancing in your head all morning?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing. Hoping your weekend is filled with sunshine and the comfort of those you love and who love you.
Happy Pink Saturday. Love the post. Those flamingos make me smile, and I can imagine how cute they look when the wind is blowing and the wings are spinning. I just love it. The zinnia is just gorgeous. Ofcourse they have always been a fav of mine. They grown fast and can stand up to the Phoenix sun. Love them. This color is so stunning and vivid. God just reached right out and stained it fuschia with his paintbrush. I love it. Thanks for sharing today. Please stop by and let me share my pink post with you. Country hugs, Sherry
ReplyDeleteThe bright pink zinnia is stunning and made me smile. I love Zinnias and have always loved growing them in our gardens when we lived in the house!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful post!
Thanks for visiting me.♥
Wow - what a zinnia! Gorgeous, and in our color! Have a great weekend...Kathy
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce,
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by. I grew up in the Midwest and am very familiar with Hayward and that area of the world. Spent some time on Big Sissabagama through the years as well as other lakes in that area.
I also adore zinnias...they were such a "staple" in the gardens of my growing up years. Such a lovely flower. I peeked around in your blog and loved the photo of the barn. You captured it so beautifully!
Sue
It's still Pink Saturday here and I am happy to see your pink flamingos and that pretty zinnia. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThose flamingo's look like fun and your zinnia is beautiful. Thank you for your visit
ReplyDeleteHave a great week and thanks for this cute post - the flamingos really rocked!
ReplyDeleteOh I would love to see them move. I have always liked pink flamingos, even the plastic ones that no one ever wanted. Happy Pink Saturday and the zinnia is gorgeous too, Char
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Thanks for your visit to my blog. Your photos are just wonderful - I love Pink flowers. Happy Pink Saturday and have a lovely new week.
ReplyDeleteHi, thank you so much for stopping by and leaving a sweet comment. Adorable pink post this week! Love those flamingo's!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Bless you, Shirl
Shirls Rose Cottage
Thanks for stopping by my blog. Love your photography. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely PINKS you've shared ;--)
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your comment on my first Pink Saturday. I'm playing catch up even as I get ready to post my second at HRG later tonight!
Hugs and blessings,