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Saturday, September 27, 2014

Life of a Cornfield

From new baby corn.

To fully grown corn.

To golden corn.

sunflowers among the cornstalks (640x427)

To really dead corn. I took this right before they cut it down yesterday. And I thought it looked perfect for Halloween.

To all gone corn.

And I caught a bunny and the sunrise this morning while taking the pictures of the cornfield harvest. Note my yard is littered with corn!

Dry cornfields can be a fire hazard. And yet, it was kind of nice having my "forest" of cornstalks surrounding the place. Nice and private from my neighbors and the traffic along the road. And though we don't have a lot of noise out here, what little we do have was also absorbed by the cornstalks. It also provided cover for the wildlife. So now...it's just earth again. Or it will be when they finish plowing the fields.

And that is the life of a cornstalk field. They don't plant it often, so it was fun having it for a change.
Off to write and make bears. Another order! Got my word count on Cougar, but long way to go before it's actually finished.

Have a super lovely weekend!

Terry
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Monday, June 23, 2014

Moving Models and The End!

See all that grass, dead and alive?

I went out to pull grass after a thorough rainstorm, well, two, to be exact, and there the bunny was…again. And so what could I do? But go back in and get my camera.

He was crouched down when I walked right up to him, gloves ready to start yanking out the grass and I was so surprised. *sigh*

I’ve killed off some of the grass, struggling to keep the jasmine alive and the grass dead and out of there.

The problem with bunny models, is sometimes they….move.

I actually stood right near him while he let me take more pictures of him. Cute, isn’t he? Now if only he’d eat all the grass. :) The stuff to the right and upper top corner, that’s the jasmine and the ONLY thing supposed to be in there.

The bunny is on the pavers to the left. The bird was taking a bath in the lake on my driveway after the second storm to the right. And I thought it was cute that his reflection is showing in the water. He was watching the bunny and didn’t see me at first watching him. I’d hoped I might get a reflection of the bunny in th4e water too, but not enough water, and too dark over there.

I have finished Her Highland Hero! Did I mention that already? I will set it aside now while my critique partners review it, then revise, then reread, then send to beta readers. :) But otherwise, I have written THE END.
I love it when that happens.
I am starting the novella soon. I need to come up with a title. I can’t start writing the story without a title. :)
The anthology is called Kissing the Highlander.
I had an idea for a story and called it the Highland Imposter, but I changed my mind about the story, so back to the title drawing board!
Hope you all have a delightful Monday!
I’m off to write…something.