B-BALL!
Any time your Austin,...and feel like playing Basketball, give her a call.
I asked if she wanted me to touch up her strech marks,...she replied, "NO!!,...these are my combat scars to remind me Im a mother!
She loves her kids!,...So do I.
;)
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Saint Joe 06/09/2006 11:44
WOW - a great pic !Whit a big documenatry touch !
I like your work.
Joe
John Moore 28/04/2006 8:10
Greetings all three of you!!Combat, well I guess, we don't have to put up with childbirth.
Now my friend, here is some information on the flower you commented on.
The green pitcher plant, Sarracenia oreophila.
It is a carnivorous plant with highly modified leaves in the form of pitchers that act as
pitfall traps for prey. The narrow pitcher leaves are tapered tubes that rise up to 75 cm from the ground,
with a mouth 6 - 10 cm in circumference. The pitchers are greenish-yellow with noticeable fine veins, and
above the pitcher a circular hood extends at an angle of roughly 180° upwards. The inside of the pitcher is
hairy and heavily marked with purple veins. The leafless flower stalk grows to two-thirds the height of the
pitchers and bears bright yellow flowers that smell weakly feline.
Good luck!!
Christian Fürst 21/04/2006 7:16
I Love the word Combat-Marks.... and her expressionJo Ma 29/03/2006 11:13
very cool! she looks very strong.lg, Hanne
Dagmar Nogala 29/03/2006 7:19
immer wieder....eine geniale Serie..!!!!!LG
Daggy