(c) Pat Crisfield |
Let me tell you about my friend Pat. She was my 'plane buddy' on the flight home from Houston this year. I chose the seat because she was small, the flight was full, and she was smiling up at me not avoiding my look.
She turned out to be so entertaining I didn't even feel scared to fly. She and I chatted the whole time, she is aces at Ancestry research and offered to help me locate my birth parents. She and I laughed over pet stories. She did a blog once about the antics of a stuffed bear she made. Her DH said, when I met him at luggage pick up later, that the bear had more clothes than the both of them! After the trip, I feared she would forget me, but emailed and continued a lovely friendship. I used to be painfully shy, and never spoke to strangers. A date once told me that was a waste of time, and he was right. You never know when you'll meet the next great friend!
Anyway, I learned a bit about Mantis, such as they enjoy a butterfly meal, what their egg sac looks like, and what they look like up close. I have a quilt drawn out 5 years ago at least, that includes a P.M. and I'm excited to dig out the plans and work on it. You never know where you'll get the next great idea.
Love to Pat, LeeAnna
4 comments:
What great pictures of the praying mantis; I have sent the link to my granddaughter, a senior at Texas A&M in entymology, for her enjoyment.
Fabulous photography on your friend's video. I wonder what kind of camera she uses.
she said she uses a nikon coolpix point and shoot and i-software called definition, correct me if I'm wrong Pat. Can you believe it??
LeeAnna
Thanks for your compliment! I use a fairly simple camera, exactly the one LeeAnna said. I just put it on the macro setting and take many, many photos of the same thing ... I love digital photography for that reason. Mostly I just love to watch nature. My daughter once laughed at me because I sent her a video of a slug slowing making it's way across our patio. As an explanation I must say she used to live in the Seattle area which was famous for their slugs :)
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