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Tuesday, September 01, 2009

August Mosaic






























And so the wheel of the seasons continues turning...

This month, I captured some iconic late summer images. As much as I know that school will soon be out when the Chickory starts to bloom in late May, I know that school will soon start when the Tall Purple Ironweed blooms.

I was weeding in the landlab when I came eye to eye with Mrs. Mantis, and when I stood up, Mr. Mantis was on the next weed over. I took it as a sign to stop weeding.

The skies are spectacularly blue and clear again after a few weeks of wretched humidity, the buckeyes are ready for the squirrels and the football fan necklace makers to gather (yes, Ohio State's mascot is a nut...literally), and a few leaves have tentatively tried on their fall colors.

But fall also brings newness to a teacher. Not pictured here are my 19 new students. Standing in for them are the puppies (no, not this year) and the baby.

Here are all my mosaics so far.

6 comments:

  1. Mary Lee,
    This is beautiful- both the words and the pictures. Makes get busy and start doing more with the camera (Yeah, I know the first thing would be to take a picture of me). Happy Tuesday!

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  2. I enjoy look forward to this each month!! ThanksML!

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  3. The dogs, the flowers, the baby--all so amazing! Makes me sad that August is now over!

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  4. This is really beautiful. I love the rest of your mosaics too.

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  5. I am taken aback. What a neat idea and how you have made it so unique. I love mosaics. This is a great idea and I want to start this as a family project. I would also like to use this in my classroom. The kids would love it. I really enjoyed viewing your mosaics and you are an inspiration to others.
    sheril

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  6. I am taken aback. What a neat idea and how you have made it so unique. I love mosaics. This is a great idea and I want to start this as a family project. I would also like to use this in my classroom. The kids would love it. I really enjoyed viewing your mosaics and you are an inspiration to others.
    sheril

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