Quilly is the pseudonym of Charlene L. Amsden, who lives on The Big Island in Hawaii. When she is not hanging out with Amoeba, she is likely teaching or sewing. Or she could be cooking, taking photographs, or even writing. But if she's not doing any of that, she's probably on Facebook or tinkering with her blog.
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This is were I met your daddy, unfortunately I kissed a toad!
What a lovely picture. Can I toss a penny and make a wish? Have a wonderful day and thank you for the message from Bill. My problem is this system is outmoded. Need to upgrade….Like nike says “just do it”
oh that is just wonderful..is that you? who is that precious little doll? oh how nice!
happy moments alright.
ps. that was so not your pic i posted..that was mine..don’t force me to send you the proof lol..
Skye and I were petting the coy. They reminded me of puppies…they’d come right up to the surface wanting to be petted. It was really sweet, and we spent a lot of time “petting the fishies” at Grammy’s house.
I want to be there.
Learning begins very early, Looks like a beautiful day, very relaxing picture.
No words needed
Picture says it all!
I’m sure Grammy had a blast showing Miss Skye how the koi like to be petted… she’s always trying to get me to pet them… lol…
You can bet koi? How cool, have had two in my pond for over a year and see them only when they’re starving! What a wonderful picture.
Thanks, CB, for the warm fuzzy. I
loved having my daughter and her daughter enjoying the koi – and opening your blog and seeing them brought back the warm feeling! Love you and miss you.
I didn’t know you could pet a fish but it looks like a wonderful thing to do.
This is what life is all about….
Ahhhhh skye and Cindra? Cute……
A moment to be remembered. Adult and Child sharing a special time. Thanks for passing my message onto Pauline.
For the curious — this is my sister, Jackie’s, front yard. It is located on a mountain top in Western Washington. The tiny girl-child beside the pond is Jackie’s granddaughter, Skye. Skye is accompanied by her momma, Jackie’s eldest daughter (my niece), Cindra Jo.
You may get to know Cindra and Skye better — and the rest of their family as well, at Cindra Jo & Co.
15 Comments
This is were I met your daddy, unfortunately I kissed a toad!
What a lovely picture. Can I toss a penny and make a wish? Have a wonderful day and thank you for the message from Bill. My problem is this system is outmoded. Need to upgrade….Like nike says “just do it”
oh that is just wonderful..is that you? who is that precious little doll? oh how nice!
happy moments alright.
ps. that was so not your pic i posted..that was mine..don’t force me to send you the proof lol..
Skye and I were petting the coy. They reminded me of puppies…they’d come right up to the surface wanting to be petted. It was really sweet, and we spent a lot of time “petting the fishies” at Grammy’s house.
I want to be there.
Learning begins very early, Looks like a beautiful day, very relaxing picture.
No words needed
Picture says it all!
I’m sure Grammy had a blast showing Miss Skye how the koi like to be petted… she’s always trying to get me to pet them… lol…
You can bet koi? How cool, have had two in my pond for over a year and see them only when they’re starving! What a wonderful picture.
Thanks, CB, for the warm fuzzy. I
loved having my daughter and her daughter enjoying the koi – and opening your blog and seeing them brought back the warm feeling! Love you and miss you.
I didn’t know you could pet a fish but it looks like a wonderful thing to do.
This is what life is all about….
Ahhhhh skye and Cindra? Cute……
A moment to be remembered. Adult and Child sharing a special time. Thanks for passing my message onto Pauline.
For the curious — this is my sister, Jackie’s, front yard. It is located on a mountain top in Western Washington. The tiny girl-child beside the pond is Jackie’s granddaughter, Skye. Skye is accompanied by her momma, Jackie’s eldest daughter (my niece), Cindra Jo.
You may get to know Cindra and Skye better — and the rest of their family as well, at Cindra Jo & Co.
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