our brains are wondrous & mighty but sometimes things go awry ….
On the road . . . photos
The Boopmobile takes me here there and yonder. GMR is back at the little log house in the cove, the house sitters gone on back to their own homes, but I have more travels to do and did not go back to the cove, not yet. GMR and Not Quite Fat Dog and Psycho Cutie Girl and the feral cat Kee-Cat could miss me, or they could not miss me — I think they will, haw! Yeah. Sure. Why wouldn’t they miss the tornadic chaos of Miz Kat that can turn on a dime to be uber quiet and withdrawn and uncommunicative? Who wouldn’t miss that, y’all? HAW!
Whilst I am on the old road, my online activity is even more chaotic — wheee!
But, I thought I could post some pics here and there so y’all could see what I’m-a seein’.
If you see the Boopmobile, give me a honk and a wave. You’ll know if, I bet, if you see’s it. Teehee.
More photos are on my facebook page, if’n you ain’t already a friend.
GMR, me, my nephew and his kids . . . awwwww!
this pelican opened its mouth to try to capture and eat a rather large turtle!
Go Away. You people suck. You are too danged loud. Ungh! My ears!
An Amazon Best-selling Author of five novels and a novella as well as numerous short stories—TENDER GRACES, my first novel, was an Amazon Kindle Number 1 best-seller, SWEETIE and THE LIGHTNING CHARMER were Amazon best-sellers.
As well as my novelist life, I’m a freelance editor, sometimes personal trainer, and former Publishing Editor of The Rose & Thorn. As well, I’m the content editor for my brother’s successful business: Edge of Arlington Saw & Tool.
My short stories, essays, poetry, and photography have been published in print and online publications. My novels are available in print and ebook but mostly ebook as that’s how this book biz goes not.
I live quietly in the Smoky Mountains in a little log house in the Cove at Killian Knob in Maggie Valley, Western North Carolina with my wonky-toothed little dog named lil Bear.
I wonder if the blue dye will transfer to the honey? Beautiful sunset shots, Kat. Very observant of you to notice the reflections in the windows. Poor beasts
Favorites – the bees and the old car. You have been “away” for a while. But then I’ve been “away” for a while too, so I just noticed that you’ve been away for a while! :)
You have a great eye….and like Joan I particularly favored the window reflections….be careful on the road…too many folks out there still texting while driving.
Hi Kat .. loved the photos (agree with you re the zoos – but many have improved enormously, and they provide ‘a stock’ in case those in the wild are done in for) … but particularly loved the window picture ..
Now – great seeing some of the family together – happy days … including your travelling companion brother –
The world is a mighty funny place as you see above .. I’m going to look out for blue honey!
the asshole brain 
14 responses to “On the road . . . photos”
I wonder if the blue dye will transfer to the honey? Beautiful sunset shots, Kat. Very observant of you to notice the reflections in the windows. Poor beasts
Zoos are not my favorite places . . . :-(
Beautiful photos! The thin cloud looks like bones to me. I LOVE the elephant close-up. Nice.
The elephant is one of my favorites . . .
Fascinating what your eye focuses on through the lens. Great shots!
:-D and you, too . . .
Favorites – the bees and the old car. You have been “away” for a while. But then I’ve been “away” for a while too, so I just noticed that you’ve been away for a while! :)
laughing! Yeah, a week today – and still have more to do. Lawd.
You have a great eye….and like Joan I particularly favored the window reflections….be careful on the road…too many folks out there still texting while driving.
it’s a wild and crazy world here – lawd!
Hi Kat .. loved the photos (agree with you re the zoos – but many have improved enormously, and they provide ‘a stock’ in case those in the wild are done in for) … but particularly loved the window picture ..
Now – great seeing some of the family together – happy days … including your travelling companion brother –
The world is a mighty funny place as you see above .. I’m going to look out for blue honey!
Cheers Hilary
That’s my nephew! :-D but I will be seeing my brother soon!
It’s great to visit you on your new virtual house. :-) The 7th photo, top to bottom, is a beauty. Is it a seahorse I wonder?
Greetings from London.
I wondered, too – in a fairy story :)