I think it was my grandmother after plowing all day.
But, I take it this means we should recognize it? Looks like a Texas armadillo to me, dressed as a pioneer woman. However, please note that she has mastered the art of the “Princess Diana slant”. 🙂
Well, it is perhaps a stretch, but several of my readers mentioned they visit Colorado regularly. I think she looks pretty good. Your grandmother must have been hardy to look so nice after a day of plowing.
I’m in an area with very slow internet. As this photo loaded one pixel at a time, I asked myself’ “what in the world is it?” After it loaded and I could see the entire photo, I asked myself, “what in the world is it?” I’m inclined to agree with Suzassippi’s assessment. — Happy Days and Safe Travels.
Oh, you are making me laugh out loud! And I am sorry you are in a place with such slow internet. Especially on this Wordless Wednesday. I’ll make a post tomorrow, to reveal what you all see as either Suzassippi’s grandmother after a day of plowing or a Texas armadillo dressed up as a pioneer woman.
Chambers on the Road 
Cool! It took me sometime 😊
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It took me some time, too – and I saw it in person. I am wondering if anyone will recognize it. Enjoy your day!
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What did you do to Dan!
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Doesn’t he look cute? 🙂
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I think it was my grandmother after plowing all day.
But, I take it this means we should recognize it? Looks like a Texas armadillo to me, dressed as a pioneer woman. However, please note that she has mastered the art of the “Princess Diana slant”. 🙂
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Well, it is perhaps a stretch, but several of my readers mentioned they visit Colorado regularly. I think she looks pretty good. Your grandmother must have been hardy to look so nice after a day of plowing.
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I’m in an area with very slow internet. As this photo loaded one pixel at a time, I asked myself’ “what in the world is it?” After it loaded and I could see the entire photo, I asked myself, “what in the world is it?” I’m inclined to agree with Suzassippi’s assessment. — Happy Days and Safe Travels.
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Oh, you are making me laugh out loud! And I am sorry you are in a place with such slow internet. Especially on this Wordless Wednesday. I’ll make a post tomorrow, to reveal what you all see as either Suzassippi’s grandmother after a day of plowing or a Texas armadillo dressed up as a pioneer woman.
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A lovely elegant sculpture
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You must be a lovely, refined lady with elegant taste to see the beauty. Thank you, and enjoy your day!
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Thanks Betty I’m not sure about that
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Metal Urge He
She sat and waited
For her beloved to return
Eighteen holes of golf?
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Imagination
What you see could maybe be
It’s all in good fun.
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The first line is one word! Wow, Betty! This fellow haiku writer is impressed.
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Thank you, David. I’ve missed your haikus. So much fun. 🙂
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Great choice, Betty. So much fun. I would not mind having tea with this, um, thing. Haha.
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And she would love to have tea with you!
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