Bright pinks …

… so rich and pretty …

… and nestled among them these star-like rhodies …

… a beautiful counterpoint.
Happy Thursday.
Bright pinks …

… so rich and pretty …

… and nestled among them these star-like rhodies …

… a beautiful counterpoint.
Happy Thursday.
… new leaves.

Reflections of Autumn
A beautiful reflective photo from Peerless Cynic. Please click the link above to access more of her stunning landscape and nature photography.



Happy Tuesday.
The beauties of a sunny spring garden …

… can provide a multitude of comforts …

… in our busy and stressful world.
Happy Monday.

A couple enjoyed a sunset drive near Calgary, witnessing vibrant clouds and silhouetted trees as night approached.
Trees taking a stand at sunset
A gorgeous fiery sunset picture from Christopher Martin Photography. Please click the link above to see more of Christopher’s fabulous photos.
The rhododendrons are starting …

… and the marmots are snacking …

… very different but equally sweet scenes.
Happy Sundays.

A moment of quietude.
Happy Saturday,
The azaleas are out!

These are “ziggy” azaleas, and like roses which by any other name still smell as sweet …

… they are still beautiful no matter what they’re called.
Happy weekend. 🌸
I’ve been thinking a lot about social media and how it and other services are subject to the Canadian boycott – and I realise that many other countries are doing the same – of American services and products.

Not that I have an answer, as the very service I’m using right now WordPress, is an American amenity.
So I’m posing a few questions which I hope you will be kind enough to answer. Have you dropped any American services such as AppleTV, Amazon, Wayfair or Netflix? Have you dropped any social media services such as X, Facebook, Pinterest or Instagram? If you have dropped some but not others, why?

I have dropped Amazon, Amazon Prime, Wayfair, Facebook and Instagram but have kept Netflix and of course, WordPress. My reasoning is that Netflix is a publicly traded company whose founder and chairman is clearly anti-Trump. WordPress, on the other hand, is non-profit, open-source project, which means that no one really owns it.
Nevertheless, while I am very conscious about shopping local and Canadian I really don’t want to stop Netflix and certainly not WordPress, although it frankly feels a bit uncomfortable.
What are your feelings?