Madison – Fake Flamenco

Care 2 Go For a Spin?

Around 1866, bicycles had wooden spokes and no brakes! Our local bicycle heaven exhibits classic bikes from the rafters. Have you seen one of this vintage? ¡Olé! –Rebecca This is part of Debbie’s Six Word Saturday. Click on the challenge name for some great photos!

Art, bilingual, En español, Humor, Nature, photography

The Mystery: Scooby-Dooby-Doo Where Are You?

Madison summer paddling event with floating floats. Long time no see Mystery Machine! Evento veraniego de remar con corrozas flotantes. Hace tiempo Máquina de Misterio, ¡que gusto verte! Taken at the Waterfront Festival on the shores of Lake Monona. Foto que tomé durante el Festival Waterfront (Costero) en las orillas del Lago Monona. Did you […]

Humor, photography, Spanish Culture and Language

Flatfoot Meets a Flat Bed Future

Those who protect and serve needed a hand yesterday. Schmidt’s Towing to the rescue! Patrullo de paco en camión de plataforma L@s que protegen y sirven hacían falta una mano ayer. Los gruás de Schmidt les atendieron. What a surprise to see this early in the morning. Qué sorpresa verlo temprano en la mañana. ¡Olé! […]

bilingual, Humor, photography, Spanish Culture and Language

Do You Want Fries with That?

Thursday I was worried, since I hadn’t found a good Six Word Saturday photo yet. Then, driving Eagle home from school, there was the answer parked on East Washington Avenue. The Wienermobile! ¿Quieres papas fritas con esta (salchica)? El jueves estaba preocupada, porque no había encontrado una foto buena para el sábado en seis palabras […]

bilingual, En español, Gardening, photography, The Americas

My Favorite June Flower

Any friend will tell you my favorite color is purple. This is a great month for iris here in Wisconsin. Cualquier amigo te diría que mi color preferido es morado. Este es un mes bueno para iris aquí en Wisconsin. The cultivar bearded iris is an elegant flower, but I like its wild counterpart. La […]

Gardening, photography

6 New Floral Faces

Spring brings new blooms each week. I wish I could take credit for the planning, but the previous gardener did most of the work! We’ll start with the smallest flowers. Anyone know the name of these bulb flowers with tiny blooms? I looked it up, it is called Star of Bethlehem (Ornithogalum umbellatum). We’re preparing […]