Color Scavenger Hunt - Challenge # 25

I LOVE BLUE!

I was only going to do 10, but they got out of hand!

1. My blue outdoor rocking chair

2. The blue snow shovel

3. The light and dark blue stripes on my camper van whose name is "Sky Blue"!

4. Blue sky amidst the clouds

5. My teakettle

6. Blue gloves and my blue cozy

7. My very favorite old blue summer hat

8. My radio/tape player/CD player

9. One of my toy vehicles

10. A pretty bowl

11. My very favorite dinner plate!

12. A blue frying pan!

13. My blue pen which has black ink... I think the ink should be blue too!

14. Blue drinking glasses. The most special one is in the middle!

15. My blue tool box with yellow handle and latch and a red tray.

16. The design on my Great Lakes T-shirt

17. A tortilla keeper (to keep them warm) from Sylvia!

I like GREEN a lot, too!

1. My VERY OLD green winter hat (much older than your Mom or Dad!)

2. My bathtub and Itty-Bitty's litter box

3. My bath towels that used to belong to your Mom.

4. A green hose

5. A green sled...the best one!

6. A dark green tractor for snow blowing

7. A light green bike

8. My dark green truck

9. The bright green address sign

10. New White Pine needles

11. GRASS!

12. Rhubarb leaves

13. Computer room blinds

BROWN

1. My house

2. Hersey Creek

3. The dark brown tarp

4. Wood in the woodpile - kind of gray-brown

5. A pine cone

6. New Maple leaves - kind of red-brown

Pebble Art Challenge # 23

Well, not exactly pebbles! They are definitely rocks.

I think it is a bridge. The piles at each end make me think of the tall parts of a suspension bridge.

The part on the tree stump makes me think of a nest full of eggs at the tip top of the bridge towers!

GraMary's Outdoor Scavenger Hunt - Challenge # 12 part 2

Thank you, Travis and Katelyn, for this outside scavenger hunt! It was lots of fun! I am imagining more scavenger hunts that we can do.

1. Something blooming: Running Myrtle in my front garden

2. Something tall: my Red Pine trees

3. Something soft: a Common Morel mushroom from my yard

4. Something hard: Cherry tree firewood

5. Something fragile: a Grape Hyacinth plant (about 3 inches tall)

6. Something wet: tiny Trout in Hersey Creek

7. Something skinny: Maple poles gleaned from the woods

8. Something that feels silky: American Pussy willow catkins 

9. Something crunchy: dried Cherry, Oak, Maple, and Beech leaves in the woods

10. Something wavy: the Hersey Creek after a hard rain rushing over Sylvia's bridge

11. Something bright: Marsh Marigolds

12. Something dull: the skin and coloring of this Gray Tree Frog

13. Something white: SNOW in May!

14. Something dirty: soil for the garden from the compost bin

15. Something clean: new work gloves

16. Something that has lots of parts to it: my truck's engine

Something that is itty-bitty: Itty-Bitty!

But she's not as itty-bitty as she was when she was a kitten.

These are pictures of Itty-Bitty when she first came to live with me in December 2007. She was probably about 3-4 months old.

A challenge question: In September 2020, how old will Itty-Bitty be?