Our curriculum encourages spending time outside, enjoying God's creation. This week was particularly fun because Randy was on intercession from school and was able to participate in it with us. Honestly, with our busy schedules, this part of our school doesn't happen every week in our actual school setting. We're outside nearly every day feeding cows and such and Caleb is always pointing out things he sees. It's fun though, when it is your goal to really look at the things around us that God has created.
The following are pictures of things that Caleb found interesting. One or two might be Randy's selections also.
Tree moss. Our trees are covered in it. Would be wonderful if I could thing of something to do with it. It's rather unique really and makes sort of a neat picture.
Holes in trees standing up.
And holes in trees branches fallen on the ground.
More moss, just hanging there.
Another moss clump, stuck to the trunk of the tree.
Prickly looking cactus.
A not so happy looking cactus. We've seen this one before looking pretty happy. Not sure what caused it's demise, but it is definitely no longer happy.
If you look closely you can see the strange shape the thin tree made. Swirly and curvy. Randy thought this was quite interesting. I wish the picture showed it better than what it does.
The neighbors bull. We see him all the time. But, he was pretty curious as to what we were doing and Caleb wanted me to take this picture.
I tweaked this one a little bit messing with the software settings. They really thought they would find a 4-leaf clover amongst the masses.
I took this one as we first head out for our walk. Tweaked it a little for the antique effect.
Such a pretty blue...
Just to prove I really was there - Ha ha!! I don't get to BE in many school pictures, but we had Randy take this one since he was here on this day.
God is so good. It is always a blessing to go outside and focus on what He has created all around us.
Walking with the King,
Pam
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