Last Tuesday evening we went to the Phoenix Zoo ZooLights with our daughter, SIL,David, and his two sister's families. David's eldest sister and her husband both work at the Zoo. In fact, David's brother in law is the designer for ZooLights. It was fabulous! If you look closely, you can spy some shadows there. For more Shadow Shots just click HERE. Gemma is our hostess once again this week.HAPPY NEW YEAR and BLESSINGS TO ALL MY BLOG BUDDIES!!love, Cassie
Patrick has had his eye on this saguaro cactus for a while now. He is fascinated at how it seems to be growing out of the rock outcropping. He got these shots when our daughter and SIL were here. I'm guessing the artist in Patrick and the ham in David helped concoct this middle photo. For more Shadow Shots from around the world, you can just click HERE. Our hostess this week is Rose. Blessings to all who pass this way.
To contact us Click HERE It's time for our Shadow Shots once again. I decided to pick a theme this week, so delved into my photo archives for all the chair shadows I could find. Even the dullest appearing chair or seating arrangement can cast an interesting shadow it seems. The bottom photo was actually taken automatically by my husband's game-cam which I had placed on the floor at the cabin. I have several interesting shots that were taken that way...All of the dogs in various poses, initiating the automatic shutter. This week Miss Gemma is our hostess with the mostess. To get to the host blog, just click HERE. Hope you all are having a wonderful weekend. Blessings on your head!love,Cassie
The Phoenix Zoo had a fundraiser several years ago and my sweetie bought this brick as a gift for me. There is an identical one on the walkway to the Phoenix Zoo, so if you ever go to the zoo, look around row 121 for our brick! The hand sculpture is my Valentine's gift to Patrick this year. It means "I love you" in American Sign Language (ASL). I think it's nice to have these little reminders around.
This weeks hostess for Shadow Shot Sunday is Toby in Israel. For shadow shots from around the world, just click HERE.
Here's hoping you all have a good weekend and Happy Valentine's Day!! love, Cassie
Several folks have asked, "What is a pulled squash barbecue sandwich?" Well, the top photo here is the pulled squash sandwich that I had at Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue 2 weeks ago when I went with our godson. It is made with spaghetti squash, which isn't like normal squash, as it is in long strands very much like spaghetti. I really have no idea how they get the pulled squash to be so delicious, but it is soaked in their signature sauce and for folks who don't eat meat, it is the best! The BBQ sauce at Bryan's is SO yummy and they have a BBQ bar where you can get yourself a little cup of extra sauce to dip your fries in too. HERE is a link I found online for how to barbecue spaghetti squash. I hope this has helped clear up what the pulled squash sandwich is. If you ever get to the Phoenix area, a ride out to Bryan's BBQ in Cave Creek is worth the drive!
Last Tuesday evening we went to the Phoenix Zoo ZooLights with our daughter, SIL,David, and his two sister's families. David's eldest sister and her husband both work at the Zoo. In fact, David's brother in law is the designer for ZooLights. It was fabulous! If you look closely, you can spy some shadows there. For more Shadow Shots just click HERE. Gemma is our hostess once again this week.HAPPY NEW YEAR and BLESSINGS TO ALL MY BLOG BUDDIES!!love, Cassie
Patrick has had his eye on this saguaro cactus for a while now. He is fascinated at how it seems to be growing out of the rock outcropping. He got these shots when our daughter and SIL were here. I'm guessing the artist in Patrick and the ham in David helped concoct this middle photo.
It's time for our Shadow Shots once again. I decided to pick a theme this week, so delved into my photo archives for all the chair shadows I could find. Even the dullest appearing chair or seating arrangement can cast an interesting shadow it seems. The bottom photo was actually taken automatically by my husband's game-cam which I had placed on the floor at the cabin. I have several interesting shots that were taken that way...All of the dogs in various poses, initiating the automatic shutter. This week Miss Gemma is our hostess with the mostess. To get to the host blog, just click HERE. Hope you all are having a wonderful weekend. Blessings on your head!love,Cassie
