ok – have a fairytale photo to post 🙂 stay tuned — maybe will cheer me … one of my most awful days…. going to beg for hip replacements very soon — just fearing that if they are not the answer – I’m really out of luck — u holding up ok?
Just read your beautiful fairytale post and sussed out Julie’s blog – fantastic!
Hip replacements sounds like a great idea – my brother had one and it was a great success – am crossing fingers for you, Robyn. When will you know if you can have this procedure?
thanks julie! lots of controversy… after so many failed surgeries – and wonky connective tissue, my body may not be capable of dealing with prosthetic joints… also am not classic “bone on bone” yet in the hips – so atypical to replace for someone like me with pain that may emanate from other structures too… will need lots of research and opinions… 1.5 years ago I begged for them and they made me to do a bone carving surgery which has left me worse for sure… Very tough – and my husband is very wary of more surgeries as he feels i can end up even more disabled ;( Ahhh- if only we had that magic wand Julie !! xxoo
yes – julie’s work is fabulous…feel badly that I’d not been following her (till now!) and she’s a wonderful writer!! Glad you liked our ‘fairtytale’ post 🙂
I have some real photographers following this blog so, in that context, they aren’t great photos but I’m not a photographer so just take pictures. So thanks for the compliment!
I love the birds, I’m allergic the dander on their skin, so I can’t have my own, but I feed the wild birds (and we have a menagerie of them in the summer), do you keep the feathers once they fall out? You are so lucky to have these beautiful creatures around you all the time.
It’s a deal! You’ll have to remind me though because I am forgetting everything lately – my email is juligoyder@gmail.com – I probably already told you that – argh – it’s after midnight so am going to bed after posting ‘tomorrow’s’ post – hehe!
When I saw these pictures of your beautiful white Pea girl I think of my kitty GiGi. she is about 75% white with tabby, patch & tortie markings on her. But is is more the sweet innocent look they both have. Thanx for the lovely pictures
jmgoyder
i love it! they are free! too high for anyone to touch or mess with or hurt…….oh to b one of them for one day
I feel that too!
majestic
They were making a hell of a noise on the roof this morning!
they wanted their pictures taken, so they made noise to get your attention – reminds me of my family (lol)
haha – you are so right!
lovely
Thanks!
Beautiful birds! Why are you always getting up when I’m winding down? 😉
I know what you mean! That’s the problem with living downunder-ha!
Well I can take part of the blame living upover…I guess… 🙂
Haha!
That first photo looks like it belongs in a Walt Disney movie Julie!! xo
Come to think of it – it all seems a bit Walt Disneyish sometimes!
🙂 life can be that way — i love fairytales!!
Me too!
🙂
ok – have a fairytale photo to post 🙂 stay tuned — maybe will cheer me … one of my most awful days…. going to beg for hip replacements very soon — just fearing that if they are not the answer – I’m really out of luck — u holding up ok?
Just read your beautiful fairytale post and sussed out Julie’s blog – fantastic!
Hip replacements sounds like a great idea – my brother had one and it was a great success – am crossing fingers for you, Robyn. When will you know if you can have this procedure?
thanks julie! lots of controversy… after so many failed surgeries – and wonky connective tissue, my body may not be capable of dealing with prosthetic joints… also am not classic “bone on bone” yet in the hips – so atypical to replace for someone like me with pain that may emanate from other structures too… will need lots of research and opinions… 1.5 years ago I begged for them and they made me to do a bone carving surgery which has left me worse for sure… Very tough – and my husband is very wary of more surgeries as he feels i can end up even more disabled ;( Ahhh- if only we had that magic wand Julie !! xxoo
Bloody hell – it has been such a nightmare for you – there has to be a magic medical want somewhere for you – please God.
yes – julie’s work is fabulous…feel badly that I’d not been following her (till now!) and she’s a wonderful writer!! Glad you liked our ‘fairtytale’ post 🙂
I will have to check her blog out more often – thanks Robyn!
Wow what beautiful photos very striking loved them
I have some real photographers following this blog so, in that context, they aren’t great photos but I’m not a photographer so just take pictures. So thanks for the compliment!
Beautiful. I’ll bet they’re loud. Do they wake you up?
YES!!!! They make a hell of a noise on the roof!
Good looking bird. Surprised at the grey sky. Thought it would be brighter.
I wish! It’s very wintery here now – not like you get it – but still cold!
I love the birds, I’m allergic the dander on their skin, so I can’t have my own, but I feed the wild birds (and we have a menagerie of them in the summer), do you keep the feathers once they fall out? You are so lucky to have these beautiful creatures around you all the time.
There are feathers everywhere – do you want some?
I would love some, email me at freefullife@gmail.com and I’ll give you my address, that is so kind of you to offer, thank you
It’s a deal! You’ll have to remind me though because I am forgetting everything lately – my email is juligoyder@gmail.com – I probably already told you that – argh – it’s after midnight so am going to bed after posting ‘tomorrow’s’ post – hehe!
good night
Loftier heights than their spots in the afternoon – what a sight to see in the morning – lovely
Yes it is!
Julie, I loved this! The first one with the camellia was perfect! ~ Lynda
I would love to get a professional photographer out here to take some photos to make me rich and famous – hehe!
I love it! If I had peacocks on my roof, I would definitely grab the camera to take a few shots.
Yes I need to do this more! Today 6 peacocks were on the garage roof as I came back from the local shop but I didn’t have my camera – argh.
Oh, to be able to fly up there with those beautiful creatures!
They really like to be up high all the time – either in trees or on the roofs of house and sheds!
I remember when we had the escapees from the zoo in the back yard that they were way up high in one of our huge pine trees.
I have heard a few of these stories now – they obviously like to have holidays away from zoos?
I know if I was in a zoo, I’d always be trying to escape!!
I think most zoos are pretty good these days but I am in a small country town so dunno!
There’s that beautiful white peacock. I never thought I’d ever see one in person after I saw the pictures in your blog.
Our male is beginning to display his fan more and more – haven’t been able to get a photo yet!
When I saw these pictures of your beautiful white Pea girl I think of my kitty GiGi. she is about 75% white with tabby, patch & tortie markings on her. But is is more the sweet innocent look they both have. Thanx for the lovely pictures
You GiGi sound beautiful!
That is magic, of a beautiful sort. That would lift my spirits.
They are beautiful aren’t they!